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Boston Latin school first established as a school for boys
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Focused a lot on education so people could use it for religion. -
the effort to fund schools in every community with public
dollars, and is thus heralded as the start of systematic public schooling in the United States. -
The first school specifically public, to prepare boys to go into college. -
First ever public elementary school -
"aimed to improve the lives of workers, farmers, immigrants, women, and minorities by regulating businesses, protecting the environment, and expanding democracy."
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Social rights movement for African Americans to be treated equally and put in schools with white kids. -
supreme court case said state laws declared that students couldn't go to the same public schools as it was unconstitutional.
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prohibits school from required prayer because of the first amendment.
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Students gain the right to express themselves in the classroom.
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Supreme court released a 3-part test determining if government actions violate the first amendment.
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Supreme court states that schools are required to provide instruction so each disabled child can exceed.
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Supreme court decided states cannot deny public education to undocumented immigrant children.
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public school officials can search a student without a warrant
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Court stated congress can't use the commerce clause to justify banning guns in school zones.
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main law for k-12 education in the US that held schools accountable for how they learned and achieved.
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a significant piece of federal education legislation. Its long title emphasized the goal of closing the achievement gap by promoting accountability, flexibility, and choice, ensuring that no child would be left behind
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Parents with disabled children can be reimbursed for private special attention