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-Public high schools were established in 1821. People wanted to extend their education, but without the financial burden. With the implementation of public high schools, it allowed the wealthier to attend private schools where they could receive the benefits they pay for. Public high school attendees wouldn't be subjected to biases based on money. Public high schools are still very evident in America's education system today.
-I ranked this #5 because it gave options to students. Students had the option to attend public or private schools. Although it also opened up educational opportunities to the less wealthy, it was not as significant as the Kalamazoo Case, which is why I ranked it fifth.

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-The Lau V. Nichols case of 1971 established that Chinese students who didn't speak English well, be allowed into the American school systems. It was important to the American education because it made schools attend to those who had specific needs. This further open the gate to American's equal education.
-I ranked this #4 because it showed that America was moving towards even more ethnic equality following the Brown V. Board of Education case. The Lau V. Nichols case broaden the nation's horizon to those outside of America.

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-The Brown V. Board of Education of 1954 overturned the ruling of the Plessy V. Ferguson case. The Plessy V. Ferguson case allowed African Americans to be educated in a separate institution from Caucasians. The Brown V. Board of Education established that the "separate but equal" schools were unconstitutional. The case ruling allowed students of color to go to the schools of their choice instead of being forced into a system they did not prefer.
-I ranked this #3 because it desegregated schools and established educational equality. I believe that no matter what the student's ethnic background is, they should be treated with the same respect as anyone else, as well as receive the same education.

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- The Kalamazoo Case was established in 1875. This case allowed the school districts to tax the public to support the local high schools. If there were no funding, students would have to attend private schools that some could not afford. This opened up the education system to those of the less fortunate. It established that education was not limited to the wealthy.
-I ranked this as #2 because I believe that education is something that every child should have a right to no matter what their economic status was. Every child should receive a fair education. Unfortunately, wealth is something that puts a wedge through society, and I feel that education should not be something that should be divided.

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-The Old Deluder Satan Act was established in 1647. It stated that if parents were unable to educate their children, the government had to intervene and take on the responsibility. This was a revolutionary establishment because it ensured all children an education that allowed them to read and write. Without an education, children would not have been able to understand the law of the land. Receiving an education from a qualified individual provided by the government would also be more beneficial than a parent who didn't have the same qualifications.
-I ranked this as #1 because I think that it was important that every child receive an education no matter what the circumstances were. Even though it started in New England, it set a precedent that influenced the rest of America.