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Brown V. Board of Education
In 1954, the Supreme Court deemed "separate but equal" as unconstitutional. Even though segregation in schools didn't immediately take place, Brown V. Board of education was a legal case that changed the foundations of education forever. -
Math and Science Reform
In 1957, math and science became the dominant subjects in public school in response to the Soviet's successful satellite launch. Americans revamped their curriculum to compete with the rapidly enhanced education force. -
Title IX
Title IX provided equal treatment and opportunities for females in the education system. It disallowed discrimination based on gender and provided equal opportunity and educational liberation. -
Education for All Handicapped Children Act
In 1975, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act was passed by U.S. Congress. It provided children with disabilities the right to special education services, appropriate state funding, and fair education services needed for success. -
Columbine School Shooting
In 1999, the Columbine School shooting was the deadliest attack a U.S. school endured during the time. Since then, it prompted major debate over preventative tactics and security measures needed for children's safety within schools.
