DAYTON - The Dayton School District plans to introduce two new pro­grams next year to enhance students' understanding of human rights and civil rights issues. These efforts come after two highly publicized incidents involving racial and ethnic slurs.

In January, a program called "Living Voices," on the topic of civil rights, will be presented to Junior and Senior High School Stu­dents. The program is sched­uled to coincide with the Martin Luther King holiday, according to School Super­intendent Doug Johnson.

Living Voices is a Seattle based dramatic group, which will present a play call...