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The Colonial Period
The roots of American Educational System are established. -
Old Deluderr Satan Act
Gave birth to the idea that public education could contribute to the greater good of our country. It provided the legal foundation for public support of education, which is cornerstone of schooling in our country. -
Dame Schools
An early combination of day care and schools. -
William Berkeley
Railed against bothj free public eduaction and access to books. -
Common School Movement
Benjamin opened an Acedamy in Philedelphia. -
Constitution Shapes Education
The United States was a loose collection of seperate colonies that looked mostly to Europe for trade and ideas.During the 45 years from 1775 to 1820, however, the seperate colonies became the United States of America, and this country shaped its future through the Constition and the Bill of Rights. -
Removing Formal Religion
The Constitution removes formal religion from the schools and establishes state responsibility in education. -
Land Ordiance
The federal government established a role for itself in public education. -
Early national Education
The US Constitution written in 1787 and adopted in 1789, played a major role in educational system you'll teach in today. -
10th amendment
The 10th amendment was ratified and gives the education system in our nation to be controlled by the states. -
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson became president. -
English Classical School
Boston created the first English Classical School. -
Free public schooling
Free public schooling becomes accessible to most students. -
Common School Movement
New Jersey , the last state to eliminate the requirement that parents pay for their children's elementary. -
1865-present
The Committee of Ten examined the high school curriculum and make recommendations about standards, programs, and methods. -
First Junior High
The first junior high for 7,8,9 graders opened in Columbus, Ohio -
1865-Present
Schools become instruments of national purpose and social change -
Tribal Schools
Added Native American culture to the curriculum.