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The National Teachers Association was created to give educators a united team, starting at 100 members.
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As the main effort to get native american children into boarding schools, they forced them to go to boarding schools where they were required to speak english and attend church.
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This court case legalized segregation in schools.
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All states have laws requiring mandatory school attendance for children through elementary school.
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This supreme court ruling finds that children can't be compelled to attend public school instead of private school.
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National School Lunch Act enables access to school lunch by making available low cost or free lunches for low income students.
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The decision reverses Plessy v Ferguson ruling that separate is not equal, and outlaws segregation.
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This act provided educational funding to schools of all levels in America. This was after they realized that the math and science education was not as good as it should be.
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Funding fro primary and secondary education was greater and it banish the establishment of standardized schooling systems.
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Required for extensive training for educational teachers and instructors.
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Established United States Department of Education as a cabinte position within the United States Government.
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This reformed mathematics education to study concept rather than specific equations and algorithms.
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Mandated federal funding and schools toward preparing student for a technologically oriented future in the workplace.
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Reauthorized Elementary and Secondary Education act of 1965, and added a lot of parts related to low income schools.
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Required individual states to submit applications describing how they will create a school improvement program.
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This required annual standardized testing for students nationwide, grades 3-8.
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Reauthorized previous act of 1990, it also strengthened the connection primary and secondary education.
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Allocated over 100 billion dollars in funding toward k-12 educational institutions.
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President Barack Obama's Race to the Top program ushers in a wave of education reforms as states compete for federal grants in the midst of a recession.
