Kansas City Power & Light Co. v. Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a state violates the EEOA if even an adequately-funded program “fails, after being employed for a period of time sufficient to give the plan a legitimate trial”
• holding that “the practices actually used” must be “reasonably calculated to implement effectively the educational theory” and that accurate testing and evaluation is necessary to monitor the program.
• holding that a state violates the EEOA if even an adequately-funded program “fails, after being employed for a period of time sufficient to give the plan a legitimate trial”
• recognizing that school districts have discretion to decide whether language ability grouping is appropriate
• explaining that LEP programs must be given a “sufficient” period of time to work
• referring to a school district which does not operate a dual system as having achieved “unitary status”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).