The Federal Courts Have

The federal courts have

A) ruled that the unequal financing of public schools in cities, suburbs, and rural districts is a violation of the constitutional right to equal education.
B) ruled that the unequal financing of public schools in cities, suburbs, and rural districts is not a constitutional matter.
C) never been presented with a case about whether the unequal financing of public schools in cities, suburbs, and rural districts is a violation of the constitutional right to equal education.
D) been granted the power by a 1986 congressional law to unilaterally increase public school funding if there is any difference between the amount spent in cities, suburbs, and rural districts.