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Christopher Dock arrived in Germany and opened a school in Montgomery County, PA.
Opening a school is very significant because it opens opportunity for education. -
The Ursuline Academy was founded in New Orleans
It is the oldest continuously operating school for girls and the oldest Catholic school in the United States. -
Thomas Jefferson authors Bill 79
This bill provided a comprehensive plan for public education. -
The University of Georgia becomes, "America's first state-chartered university."
This is important because it eventually lead on to current colleges/universitys. -
The first academy for girls was established
This is very important because it gave girls the chance to have education and learn. -
James Pillans invented the modern blackboard.
This is important because blackboards are important for teachers because they are used to teach. -
Boston English High Schools opens
This was the first public school in the U.S. and it was the start to public schools which are very important in the modern world. -
The Perkins School for the Blind, opens in Massachusetts.
This was the first school in the U.S. for children with visual disabilities. -
The Boston Public Library opens.
It is the first free municipal library in the U.S. Reading can give children education. -
The first Kindergarten is created.
This lead to formal day kindergarten which is important because its the first step into school. -
Joliet Junior college opens.
This was the first community college. -
Columbus Ohio School Board creates Junior High
This gives education to kids from 6th-8th grade. -
The Smith- Huge act is Passed.
This provided federal funding for agricultural and vocational education. -
The Progressive Education Association is founded.
This was made to improve and make education better. -
The Scholastic Aptitude Test is created.
This is also known as the (SAT) which is still used today for colleges to look at before they accept you into the school. -
The higher education act is again amended
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Williams v. State of California
A class action suit to demand equitable access to quality of education. -
"No child left behind" laws were passed
The made states require to test students in reading and math grades 3-8 and once in high school. -
The Higher Education Opportunity Act was passed
Made to strengthen the educational resources of colleges and provide financial assistance for students in post- secondary education. -
Adam Lanza invades Sandy Hook elementary and kills 20 children and 6 adults.
This tragic event was a major awakening to America and brought awareness to school shootings. -
Covid-19 impact on schools
50 millions kids in America are doing online school because of a Corona Virus. This has effected learning for students.