In Griffin V

In Griffin v. Country School Board of Prince Edward County what did the U.S. Supreme Court rule?

A) Separate but equal was inherently unequal.
B) School officials do not need to read the Miranda rights to students before searching their lockers.
C) Busing to achieve integration was legal.
D) A state's closing of public schools and contributing to the support of private segregated schools is unconstitutional.
E) All schools must be integrated by the start of the 1970 school year.