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Massachusetts passed a law requiring all towns with 50 or more families to hire a teacher, and towns with over 100 families to build a grammar school.
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Individual states take control of education when the tenth amendment is ratified.
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Oberlin College becomes the first school in the U.S. to allow both men and women.
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The first kindergarten was founded in Watertown, Wisconsin.
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The National Teacher's Association was founded by forty-three teachers in Philadelphia.
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The Pledge of Allegiance is used in public schools for the first time on Columbus Day
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The Committee of Ten is established to create the high school curriculum.
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Richard Prentice Ettinger drills holes in paper and puts the pages in a ringed binder, using the concept of loose-leaf notebook paper for the first time.
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Mandatory attendance laws are put in to place in every state
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The first S.A.T. is administered.
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Frank W. Cyr leads the national standardization of school buses.
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Schools across the country are facing problems with low attendance due to World War ll.
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The National School Lunch Program is established to provide low-cost or free school lunches to students.
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Overhead projectors become popular in schools after being used by police and the U.S. Army.
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Headphones are introduced, allowing for easier access to language labs.
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The first A.C.T. test is administered.
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Texas Instruments introduced the first handheld calculator.
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Scantrons are used to automatically grade multiple choice tests.
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The first CD-Rom was released, allowing easier access to information for students.
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Microsoft released Spreadsheets as a way to organize data more efficiently.
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SMART Boards help link traditional learning and technology in the classroom.
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Yahoo was created as an online search engine.
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Google was released in 1998 as an online search engine to help people find information quicker.
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G.I.S. is released, helping travel and geography problems in schools.
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Blogs serve as a place for a person to post information about a subject.
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AlphaSmart is an app that helps with word processing and is popular with teachers who work with younger writers.
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The No Child Left Behind Law set mandatory performance levels set throughout schools.
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Wikipedia is created, serving as a major online database.
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Skype allowed for easier communication between classes and allowed easier flow for online classes.
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Gmail was first released to help allow for easier email access.
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Reports show that 55% of urban homes have internet access while 41% of rural homes have it, and are often limited to dial-up access.
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Out of 8-18-year-olds, 88% of white students had internet access, 78% of black students had internet access, and 74% of Hispanic students had internet access.
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Edmodo is an app that allows teachers to post assignments and different information.
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1.5 million iPads are being used in schools, allowing easier access to the internet.
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