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A tool used to teach children.
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Schools in the New England colonies for upper-class males that taught the subjects necessary for admission to college.
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Schools in the New England colonies for lower-class males that taught reading, arithmetic and religion.
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Required towns with at least 50 households to hire a school master to teach children to read and write and required towns of 100 households or more to have a school that would require children to attend Harvard College.
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Colonial Schools for girls
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Primary reading texts in the 19th century
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Elementary school in the 19th century that was free and public.
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Teacher preparation program wherein future teachers received training by older and better students in the schools that they also attend.
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Land Grant College Act that gave land to states to develop colleges.
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Formed to establish a standard high school curriculum.
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This reduced the number of grades from 10 to 8. It also set a standard in the elementary schools.
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Schools in the late 19th and early 20th century for the preparation of elementary school teachers.
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The Wright brothers took flight for the first time ever on this day.
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Unit of credit awarded to students for the completion of a full year's work in a subject taught for or five times a week.
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This was seven principles to use as a primary guide for education.
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A federal act that provided funds to returning war verterans to attend college
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Enacted in 1958, the NDEA provided federal aid for education in the United States at all levels, for public and private schools.
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A federal program that provides grants and loans to students in college ( often in the form of Pell grants).
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A federally sponsored grant system for post-secondary education.
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A federal act providing for equal opportunities regardless of gender.
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This assured all handicapped students receive a full and appropriate education like all the other children.
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The Traditional academic model of the college-preparatory high school.
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Required desegregation of schools across the United States.
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This made the Hispanic students have a right to attend educational facilities and a right to bilingual education to help them become proficient in English in 1973
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To support innovative programs to help schools make gains in student achievement.
