What was the name of the high school in little rock where the constitution was used to challenge laws?

The high school in Little Rock where the Constitution was used to challenge segregation laws was Central High School. In 1957, nine African American students, known as the Little Rock Nine, enrolled at the school, defying state laws that enforced racial segregation. Their enrollment led to a significant confrontation and ultimately a landmark Supreme Court case regarding civil rights and the enforcement of desegregation.