American institutions of higher education since 1900

Historical Educational Timeline

  • Ye Olde Deluder Satan

    Ye Olde Deluder Satan

    While I don't agree with the idea that children are prone to idelness and foolishness, the law did help institute teachers. in theory, this law gave all kids equal opportunity to learn.
  • Academies

    Academies

    Women were not often allowed in the Latin Grammer schools but they were allowed in the academies. This was a big step in women's rights.
  • Second Great Awakening

    Second Great Awakening

    Horace Mann's philosophy of a common school for all students regardless of race, class, and gender is the reason I believe this is a very important historical event.
  • African Americans Native Schools

    African Americans Native Schools

    While these schools were not universally accepted, they gave minorites an opportunity to study and become educated. I believe this gave minorities the idea that they important and as capable as the people who once enslaved them.
  • The Cardinal Principles Report of 1918

    The Cardinal Principles Report of 1918

    High schools went from only college prep to life prep. This is the blueprint for modern high schools.

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