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1- Common schools because they were free of charge and fully funded with tax dollars. This gave the first opportunity for those under privileged to be able to get some type of education to become a competent citizen towards the democracy. I think this is the most important because it was a first attempt at providing equal opportunity for education 

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1- Common schools because they were free of charge and fully funded with tax dollars. This gave the first opportunity for those under privileged to be able to get some type of education to become a competent citizen towards the democracy. I think this is the most important because it was a first attempt at providing equal opportunity for education 

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2- Kalamazoo Case- This is the second most important in my opinion because it was influential in essentially making secondary education free to the public. Being able to tax to provide for free education is very important because it allowed for schools to keep being ran

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2- Kalamazoo Case- This is the second most important in my opinion because it was influential in essentially making secondary education free to the public. Being able to tax to provide for free education is very important because it allowed for schools to keep being ran

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3-Brown v Board of Education of Topeka- I was tempted to rank this as number 1 because it shatter precedent and claimed that the ruling of separate but equal was inherently unconditional and claimed that it was illegal to have laws that had whites and non whites to attend different schools. However, I ranked it as third because I feel like it was important to establish a form of education, then fund that education, then figure out who can attend. 

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3-Brown v Board of Education of Topeka- I was tempted to rank this as number 1 because it shatter precedent and claimed that the ruling of separate but equal was inherently unconditional and claimed that it was illegal to have laws that had whites and non whites to attend different schools. However, I ranked it as third because I feel like it was important to establish a form of education, then fund that education, then figure out who can attend. 

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4- No child Left behind Act- This was an education reform that attempted to close the achievement gaps between those students that excelled academically and those students who were not excelling. This also gave us high school graduation testing as well as the yearly testing we all love in both math and reading. This is crucial to education because it changed the way that k-12 was viewed and changed the expectations of what was expected students 

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4- No child Left behind Act- This was an education reform that attempted to close the achievement gaps between those students that excelled academically and those students who were not excelling. This also gave us high school graduation testing as well as the yearly testing we all love in both math and reading. This is crucial to education because it changed the way that k-12 was viewed and changed the expectations of what was expected students 

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5- Plessy v Ferguson- This supreme court case ruled that it was constitutional to have racially segregated schools. This was ranked 5th to me because although the context of what this case was is not good, it is important that we know where we came from. In todays context that seems weird that we would have such laws, but that was the reality of what education was back in the day and we need not forget that, that is where education began. 

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5- Plessy v Ferguson- This supreme court case ruled that it was constitutional to have racially segregated schools. This was ranked 5th to me because although the context of what this case was is not good, it is important that we know where we came from. In todays context that seems weird that we would have such laws, but that was the reality of what education was back in the day and we need not forget that, that is where education began. 

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Lau v Nichols

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Kindergarten

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public high school act

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junior high/ High school

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Morril Act

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Old deluder Satan Act

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English Grammar Schools

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North West Ordinances

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Progressive Association