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First public school
English High School's websiteThe first public High School was formed in the U.S. The English High School was the first public High School ever in the United states and it is still going strong today. -
Native Americans
Congress prohibits Native Americans from bbeing taught in their native Language. Native American children are taken from their parents and put into bodrer schools. -
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Plessy vs. Ferguson The U.S. supreme ruled that Lousiiana has the right to apply "seperate but equal" railroad cars for whites and blacks. The supreme court noticed segregation as legal and southern states pushed for laws requiring racial segregation. -
Ella Flagg Young
Ella YoungElla Flagg Young becomes the first female superintendent the Chicago Public School system. She's the first female to do so in a large city school system and a year later she was elected president of National Education Association. -
Transportation for students
School Transportation All states have laws providing funding for students be transported to school. -
Native American Citizenship
Native American CitizenshipNAtive Americans were recognized as U.S. citizens from tere on out and to the newborns who were born in America. thiis piicture shows president Calvin Coolidge wit four osage indians. -
Brown vs. Board
Brown vs BoardThe surprem Court agrees that segregated schools are "inherently unequal" and must be abolised. Thiis rulling led the way for integration as well as the civil rights movement. -
The ACT test
ACT TestThe test was first administered by Everett Franklin LIndquist. Over the years the test has consisted of four parts; English, Math, Science, and Reading. -
The Civil Rights Act
The Civile Rights ActIt became Law in 1964 prohibiting discrimination on color, race, sex, religion or origin. -
McCarver Elementary
McCarver Elementary In 1968 McCarver Elementary School in Tacoma, Washington became the first public magnet school in the United States. It is still going strong today and using innovative ways to each educate the youth.