In its decision in "Brown v. Board of Education," the Supreme Court declared that

all school districts were entitled to equal financial support in proportion to the number of students enrolled

school-sponsored religious prayers were unconstitutional

a student's right to privacy did not extend to his or her school locker

segregation of schoolchildren on the basis of race was unconstitutional

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Gisselle Boyd

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2 March, 00:28

In its decision in "Brown v. Board of Education," the Supreme Court declared that

all school districts were entitled to equal financial support in proportion to the number of students enrolled

school-sponsored religious prayers were unconstitutional

a student's right to privacy did not extend to his or her school locker

segregation of schoolchildren on the basis of race was unconstitutional

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Kristopher Boyle · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "all school districts were entitled to equal financial support in proportion to the number of students enrolled." In its decision in "Brown v. Board of Education," the Supreme Court declared that all school districts were entitled to equal financial support in proportion to the number of students enrolled