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It was mandatory for children to go to school between the ages of 8-14 but only in 31 States.

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In 1918 students were required to complete elementary school.

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the United States racially segregated schools.

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The elementary and secondary school education gave funding to schools.

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The migrant education program was established. This was to created to help meet the social needs of migrant children.

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Between the years of 1960-1970 legislators passed multiple acts to prohibit people from discriminating against people with disabilities, gender and race within the public school system.

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The Indian education act was created to give grants and specific programs for Indian children and adults.

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The public school system passed an Act to have all handicapped children in school for free.

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School choice came into play as an option for all public and charter schools.

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George W. Bush renamed and reauthorized the "No child left behind" Act, meaning children would have more help for testing to help push them through to the next school year and appropriate grade.

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School became more prevalent. People that wanted to attend a school that was not within their town limits were more able to do so now as school choice was much more popular.

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President Obama passed the "Every students success" Act which provides multiple assessments for children to help meet each child's "different" needs.

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President Biden is working on programs that are the most federally involved in almost half a century.

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President Biden presently has the plan of sending children to school for 17 years rather than 13 years. This plan has not been affective.