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Colonial schools established to provided male studetns with precollege education.
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A law requiring each town to determine whether its young people could read or write.
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A law mandating the establishments and support of schools
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Designed and promoted the philadelphia Academy, a private school, Which opened in 1751. This school replaced the old Latin grammer school had curriculum that was broader and more practical and also focused on the english lanuage rather than latin.
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A school for children before they begin formal schooling at the elementary level.
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Schools that focus on the preparations of teachers. The first normal school open in Lexington, Massachusetts on July 3, 1839.
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A act provided federal land that states could sell or rent funds to raise funds to establish colleges of argriculture and mechanical arts.
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A U.S. goverment agency to provide assitance to former slaves after the civil war.
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An NEA commitee that called for a high school cirriculum designed to accommodate individual diffrences in scholastic ability and based on seven educational goals.
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A federal law that provides veterans with payments for tution and room and boards at colleges and universities.
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1954 U.S. supreme count case rejecting the seperate but equal doctrine used to prevent African American from attending schools with whites.
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Sponsored programs to promote research and innovation in science, mathematics, modern foreign and guidance.
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A federal law that mandates statewide testing in reading and mathematics each year in grades 3-8 and holds school accountable for the students perfomance on state proficiency school.
