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First permanent English settlement in North America
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First higher education institution in what is now the United States
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Required every town of 50 or more to hire a teacher for reading and writing.
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Divided land into townships consisting of thirty-six one-square-mile sections, with the income from one section reserved for the maintanence of public education.
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The establishment clause of the first ammendment sets up the principle of the "separation of church and state"
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One of many contributions made by Horace Mann in his educational reforms. Made public school in Massachusetts compulsory and readily available
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Formed by the National Education Association to establish a standard secondary school curriculum, the Committee of Ten, recommends a college-oriented high school curriculum.
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Separate but equal policy deemed constitutional and applied to education
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Broadened the high school curriculum to include basic skills, such as reading and math, together with vocational education, personal health, worthy home membership, civic education, effective use of leisure time, and ethical character.
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Plessy vs. Ferguson decision overturned. Separate but equal policy deemed unconstitutional. Applies to public education
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Establishes Office of Indian Education.