In Parents Involved in Community Schools V

In Parents Involved in Community Schools v.Seattle School District No.1 (2007) ,the Supreme Court

A) held that the school district's use of race in voluntary integration plans violated the Fourteenth Amendment's guarantee of equal protection.
B) held that the school district's use of race in voluntary integration plans was constitutional.
C) held that school districts inherently possessed an inherent interest in remedying the effects of past segregation and,thus,could consider race in their strategies toward integration.
D) ruled that school districts could consider race as a primary factor in preventing resegregation of public schools.
E) overturned previous rulings that prohibited the consideration of race in determining the boundaries of public school districts.