49a5d8d9_n_and_education__1899_to_1970___Holding_Rationale
[Date] 1908 [Case] Quick Bear v. Leupp, 210 U.S. 50 - Sioux Indians sued U.S. Officials acting as Trustees who paid out money from a treaty fund and trust fund to Catholic Indian Mission to provide schools [Vote] 9:0 [Issue Raised] Is it a violation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment for Congress as Trustee of Indian funds to pay a Catholic Indian Mission to provide schools? [S/P/N] N [Holding/Rationale] 
The Court held that the funds belonged to the Indians who could use the money as they saw fit to educate their children. The Court did not find it significant that Congress could appropriate money w/o prior consent from the Indians
Important Establishment Clause cases dealing with religion and education: 1899 to 1970.
Holding/Rationale