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The first free school to the public opened its doors.
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Designated land specifically for educational use
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Claimed to show the intelligence of a person with a number.
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MOST IMPORTANT. This was the event that caused the integration of schools. It nullified the notion of separate but equal. The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Brown.
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Allocated more funds for scientific research and scientific education.
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This was the first time that the ACT was used to gauge student learning.
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MOST IMPORTANT. This legislation stated that there will be no discrimination of any kind in schools. This includes race, gender, class, religion, etc. This was meaningful beyond the scope of education.
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MOST IMPORTANT. It was passed by the Johnson administration. It dictated the funding the Federal government. Some consider this the most far-reaching legislation concerning education in American history.
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MOST IMPORTANT. This was the legislation passed that stated that there was to be no discrimination of students on the basis of gender. We still feel the ramifications of this today in our athletics. There can't be more male sports teams than female teams.
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Stated that students with disabilities will be placed in their least restrictive environment
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MOST IMPORTANT. This was a report formed by the Reagan administration that stated that the high schools of America were failing. It said that the students weren't taking enough core classes. It extended the length of school days as well as school years.
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Legislation put into place by the Clinton administration. It reauthorized the use of ESEA.
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A system put in place by the Bush administration that labeled schools as failing if not at 100% success rate.
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Program put in place by the Obama administration that side-stepped some of the NCLB regulations that allowed for Federal control of the allocation of funds.
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This allows districts to create separate schools and classes for girls and boys.
