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A way of adding new states to the union in a organized fashion.

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Age specific education to young adolescents.

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Teaches our youngest the fundamentals they will need later on in school and society.

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The first attempt at free public education that made it free for every studen

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A group that ensures a progressive education is being taught in public school system.

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Children at the top of their class in Primary school would move on to grammar schools, attempted a even playing field.

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Towns were forced to hire and pay a teacher for the local school.

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Public schools must test ant reading and math skills from grades three to eight.

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Made it unconstitutional for segregation to occur in public facilities.

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The Morrill act allows the creation of land grant colleges. I believe the Morrill act should be number five because this act increases the number of state funded colleges. This is important because it gives many young adults options to attend a affordable extended education and gives these students opportunities to get necessary job training.

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I believe that public high schools should be ranked 4th because again everyone deserves the right to a free basic education that can set them up for future success. A high school education is not only useful for preparing children to go to university but to make them literate adults that can actively participate and have a positive impact on today's society.

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This case stated that schools lacking language instruction in public schools for students with limited English understanding was unconstitutional . I ranked this number three because students who have a limited understanding of language still deserve the same education as a student who understands the English language. Education is a universal right and as a country built upon immigration we should accommodate students who are assimilating into our society.

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#2 Brown V. Board of Education of Topeka 

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#2 Brown V. Board of Education of Topeka 

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This case made racial segregation illegal in American schools. I ranked this second because receiving a different education based on the color of your skin is not right. All children should receive the same opportunity no matter the color of their skin and this case would help people of color fight the racism they encounter daily in the U.S.

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This made it legal to use taxes to support our education system. I ranked this as number one because I believe that schools being funded by taxes and not by individual parents very important. I believe it is important because this allows students of all social/economic standing to attend school and receive a basic education that will give them a chance to be successful later on in life.