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Average lifetime school attendance was less than 82 days
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Jefferson drafts a proposal that gives all children 3 years of school. Additional school would be given to some, not women or slaves
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It was presented three times between 1779 and 1817
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Created to teach Americans about America, created by Noah Webster. Where the webster dictionary originated from
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Horrace Mann was elected to the Secretary of Education. Mann started the movement of building better schools and improving conditions for students to learn in.
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Debate if funding should be provided for all religions because people did not want to mix
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Growing number of Catholics enrolled in schools
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Riots left 13 people dead, Catholic church was burned to the ground
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Over 90 African-Americans signed a petition asking to unite schools. Their schools were more expensive and did far less for the students
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Case about girl getting rejected from schools based on , case was rejected
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4 million people were now allowed to go to school
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He became known as the father of Progressive Education. Progressive education was designed to bring out all the skills of every student not just the ones that could read and write proficiently
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Law passes that bands child labor, all students required to go to school till age 16
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Segregation by race and sex was still a major problem within the school system. African Americans segragated by law in 17 states. Average schooling for Mexican-Americans was 5.4 years. 72% of disabled children were not enrolled in schools
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Segregation ruled un-constitutional
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Nine African-Americans were integrated into a high school, the national guard was called out to be on guard
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By early 1960's the civil rights movement begins to gain momentum
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Allowed all races to be accepted into schools and education programs. Also stated that schools would lose federal funds if they didnt de-segregate
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Gave over 4 billion dollars to school system
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Medical/Law degrees awarded to women, 1%. Female athletes in school, 7.4%
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Law passed to enforce women's rights in education
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A report that shattered public confidence in the school system.
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Students could choose to enroll at any school in New York
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Allows for low-income families to attend private schools on the tax payers dollars
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