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This Bill was proposed to basically bring about the establishment of public education.
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The elementarty spelling book created by Noah Webster, a teacher with great influence.
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Catherine Beecher took the advantage of the fact that there were too many students and not enough teachers and started a school for female educators. In turn this was the start of a female career.
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MOST IMPORTANT: Horace Mann was the first Secretary of Education for Massachusetts. He increased funding and implemented better training for teachers.
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There were great School debates over the funding that the school were going to get based upon their religious origin. This was the start of public education today, excluding all religion.
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The idea that kids should experience movement in other eduaction beside the core principles. Things such as Arts, music, physical development, etc. Also the idea of having one school with all grades.
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The idea that there should be 12 years of instruction was implemented during this time.
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MOST IMPORTANT: Started the Progressive Education Movement. This movement was all about trying new methods in an attempt to push the limits and achievements of students.
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A series of law suits over the unequal pay of blacks and whites.
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The start of integration and no more segregation among schools.
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MOST IMPORTANT: An Act that put forth efforts to try to put an end to discrimination based on race. This allowed classes to be integrated, but also cause African American's teachers to lose their jobs.
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This act help allocate funds for low income students.
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MOST IMPORTANT: This act allowed students who society thought were incapable of succeeding, the chance to succeed. They were astounded that they were able to achieve so much and get along with other students.
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The report given to President Reagan explaining the need for reform in public education and more training for teachers.
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Holds schools accountable for the achievement levels of its students.
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