The correct answer is - To help schools across Georgia integrate peacefully.
The Sibley Commission in 1960 in Georgia, had the purpose to help the schools in the state to integrate peacefully and without any problems.
This commission put an ultimatum to the Georgia governor that either the schools will integrate and stop the segregation, or all the schools will be forbidden to work.
The officials of Georgia had to accept this as they could not afford all the schools to be closed. Finally, Georgia started integrating the children of all ethnic and racial groups in the schools, thus putting the racism aside.
