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The first Latin Grammar School was established in Boston. -
The first college was established called Harvard College. This is still a running college to this day. -
Education became a larger part of the states rather than the national government. Each state was now allowed to establish their own education plans and laws.
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This brought into rule the "separate but equal" doctrine. Segregation was demonstrated greatly after this was passed, leading to the civil rights movement. Attached is a video link that better explains the event.
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John Dewey published "Democracy and Education." This was established to tie learning with social and communicative activity. -
Brown v. Board of Education rules that the "separate but equal" doctrine is unconstitutional. This was set in place to end segregation in schools aiming to educate the nation that blacks are equal. Here is a link to learn more about this monumental point in history. Link text -
The bible was banned in public schools. This was used to stop religious teaching in all public schools. -
Title IX ended discrimination against girls in terms of education and sports. All aspects had to be equal for both boys and girls. -
The Nation was failing to educate students well. This report described the failure and recommended better preparation for all students. -
This act authorizes several federal education programs that were to be administered by the state. This required test taking in reading and math to make sure all students were receiving a high-quality education.
