Which u. s. supreme court decision removed segregation from public school districts across america? abington township school district v. schempp griswold v. connecticut brown v. board of education

Brown v. Board of Education is the court that removed segregation system from public schools across America.

Option D

Explanation:

Segregation is generally meant to segregate students studying in a school on the basis of their race and this remained as a major drawback in school and reflected inequality among students and thus this system is opposed by a wide range of people.

Finally, this segregation system was overtaken in the year 1954 by the Brown v. Board of Education across all public schools in united states and thus desegregation was put into action.

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