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- Schools cultures were focused on Anglo Saxon
- Schools studied only the bible
- Those who had access to school were the wealthier
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Thomas Jefferson drafted a proposal to guarantee 3 years of public schooling for all children; offered no schooling for slaves and was defeated each time
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Webster published a book with a new language to differ from what the british spoke. Webster wanted to have a language that meant and sounded different.
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Became the first secretary of education; pointed out that education and conditions were not up to par with higher more funded schools
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Demanded funds for Catholic schools but was denied
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Left 13 people dead and a catholic church was burned down
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Filed a suit because his daughter was being refused entrance wherever they went due to the color of their skin
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Hughes creates many catholic schools
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Segregation was abolished in Massachusetts State
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Segregation was allowed in schools as long as they were getting the same equal education
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Terman - led to over a million children getting their IQ tested every year
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Created for more efficient use school facilities
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Gary plan was causing many outrages within many immigrants
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After the Allied win in 1918, children were told to burn books that were in the German language - 35 states required to have their curricula in English only
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Akk states required school attendance up to the age of 16
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Ended segregation in schools; repeals 'separate but equal'
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Was created/signed to help aid all education at all levels
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Diplomas started being a necessity rather than a luxury
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Julian Nava led this fight successfully
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Civil Rights legislation was extended to children with disabilities
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All educators required students to choose a school whether it was regular or alternative
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Graduation requirements were raised for students in 35 states
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A small number of low income children were allowed to attend non religious private schools
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New York began allowing students to enroll anywhere in the city
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Low income students in Cleveland Ohio became the first in the nation to use a religious school voucher
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Congress approves $80 million to aid for the CONSTRUCTION of charter schools