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In Brown v. Board of Education the supreme court decided that children could not be separated in school because of their race. It ended the racial segregation in schools of the United States.

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This act stated that school's must give students the accommodations they need to succeed in school. Schools must report the students preformance of different groups of students.

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The Higher Education Act of 1965 was enforced to make sure students had financial assistance in postsecondary education. This case is also know was PL 89-329.

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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) 1975 

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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) 1975 

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The Individuals with Disabilitis Education Act make free appropriate public education to all students with a disability. IDEA helps students with disabilites get the education they deserve.

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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 2004

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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 2004

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In 2004 the IDEA of 1975 added a few things. When they revised it in 2004 they stated that special education programs should get state federal funds to help improve their programs.

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The Billingual Education Act of 1968 made sure schools got federal grants so they could provide education programs for children with limited English speaking ability. This was the first federal intervention in the schooling of language minority students.

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The Equal Education Opportunities Act of 1974 prohibited deliberate segregation for race, color, and national origin. This act required public schools to provide for students who do not speak English.

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Family Education Rights and Privacy Act 1974

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Family Education Rights and Privacy Act 1974

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This act granted schools the right to refuse the transfer of information back and forth. This means teachers can be disputed if they proved unfair assessments.

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Education for All Handicapped Children Act 1990

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Education for All Handicapped Children Act 1990

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This act stated that the schools recieved money for students with disabilities. As well as, parents having more say in how their children are being educated.

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The Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act 1946

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The Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act 1946

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This act reassures that all students will recieve lunch at school. No matter their socioeconomical status, they will get food at lunch.

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Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment 1886

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Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment 1886

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This guarantess equal protection under the law across the United States. This was the turning point in the Civil Rights act.

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Plessy vs. Ferguson upheld that constitutionality of racial segregation under "separate but equal" doctrine. This case stemmed from when an African American train passenger (Plessy) refused to sit in a car for black people.

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This act provides assistive technology to students with disabilites. This acts helps students with disabilites participate in the classroom.

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The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) 1965 

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The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) 1965 

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This was designed to improve equity for students from lower incomes. The goverment provided funds for the school districts where lower income familys go.

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Head Start for School Readiness Act 2007

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Head Start for School Readiness Act 2007

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This act created head start schools. These schools enforced higher education. The teachers are required to have at least an associates degree for early childhood.

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This changed what science is being taught in school. They wanted to increases the amount and quality of the data being collected and by setting better standards.

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This law was based off of title IX. This law prohibitted sex-based discrimination and reauthorized title IX.

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This reformed vocational education funding. This established additional protections against discrimination. It provided protection for students with disabilities.

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United States v. Alfonso D. Lopez Jr (1995)

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United States v. Alfonso D. Lopez Jr (1995)

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This cased ruled that schools were a gun-free zone. The Congress overstepped its power under the commerce clause.

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This stated that schools must allow students to pray during the day. They cannot force students to pray in a public school setting.

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This dealt with the statute providing financial support for teachers salaries and textbooks in private schools. They must have a purpose.

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This act stated that all students are required to go to school until they are 16. Once they are older they can drop out but this rules varies in every state.

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At a school in Iowa the students wore black wrist bands to school that violated the dress code. The cases ended saying that students cannot wear items that conduct hate speech but can wear things they support.