Murray v. Maryland (court case)

Murray v. Maryland was a court case that addressed the legal obligations of state officials to provide sufficient resources for education. The plaintiff, John Murray, argued that the state of Maryland was failing to meet its responsibilities to ensure a quality education for all students. The court ultimately ruled that the state had a duty to provide adequate funding and support for public schools, emphasizing the importance of educational equality. This case highlighted the role of state governments in ensuring educational opportunities and helped shape policies regarding public school funding and equity in education.