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This was a private school  in England that taught students how to be good house wives.
They taught things like how to sew and how to take care of a baby, as well as how to clean.

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1600's - Formal Education (who was it intended for?)

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1600's - Formal Education (who was it intended for?)

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Formal education is  learning that occurs in an organised and structured environment.
Formal education was intended for people who wanted to become something more than a factory worker.

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These schools originated for religious leaders who needed to learn how to read the bible in Latin, other wise the people who could would pass on and they wouldn't know how.
They grew to prepare boys for higher education and it began to be if you were just smart, you did this school.

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In 1642 it was required that parents made sure their children could read. In 1647 it became required of the community to insure the child's ability to read. Giving us the first of public education with teachers.

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Private schools that link schooling and religious studies. They can also be for profit schools, and charter schools.

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The first book written for the American colonies. Published in the 17th century it because the most successful book at the time. It was the foundation for all education before 1790s. It was written to combine the study of the bible with the alphabet. It was used to teach the alphabet, symbols, and prayers.

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1787 - Common Schools, Universal Education, Northwest Ordinance

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1787 - Common Schools, Universal Education, Northwest Ordinance

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An Ordinance for the Government of the Territory of the United States, North-West of the River Ohio, 1787. ... Considered one of the most important legislative acts of the Confederation Congress, the Northwest Ordinance also protected civil liberties and outlawed slavery in the new territories.
Universal education is the right to free education, regardless of who you are.

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Secondary education today is inclusive for all children it is design to support kids through graduation, and it is an expectation that kids graduate with standardized knowledge and skills.
In early America most kids only attained through elementary school. Not very many girls went to secondary school although some did, it was rare that a scholar graduated highschool and even rare a girl. Most children had to work as soon as they could.

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Opened first in Germany by Friedrich Froebel because he believed that children under 7 needed to understand and develop cognitive and emotional skills.

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A serious of graded primers for grade 1-6. The were used as text books. They were the first widely used American textbooks and are still used today in some private and homeschools.

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1858 - Public High School - Kalamazoo Case

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1858 - Public High School - Kalamazoo Case

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High school is Secondary Education.
The Kalamazoo Case was a fight against the towns people and Kalamazoo High School that needed tax dollars to run the school . People only wanted to give the taxes to elementary schools because they thought those were the only "necessary" schools. They were the first high school to be funded by tax money from the government.

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Education of African American's, 1862 Morrill Act, 1869 Plessy vs Ferguson

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Education of African American's, 1862 Morrill Act, 1869 Plessy vs Ferguson

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The Morrill Land-Grant Acts are United States rules that took into account the making of land-award colleges in U.S. states utilizing the returns of government land deals. The Morrill Act of 1862 was established during the American Civil War, and the Morrill Act of 1890 extended this model.

Plessy v. Ferguson was a milestone choice of the U.S. Supreme Court that maintained the legality of racial isolation laws for public offices as long as the isolated offices were equivalent in quality, a tenet that came to be known as "separate but equal"

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The first school of any sort at the KCA Reservation was a little live-in school opened in 1871 by two Quakers from Ohio for Caddo and Wichita living close to Fort Sill. It later turned into the Fort Sill Indian Boarding School and served fundamentally the Comanche and Apache.

Native American children have the most elevated drop-out paces of any ethnic gathering in the US. On the other hand, there are numerous training programs out there that are effectively attempting to change that tide around.

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Over the past decade, the Hispanic high school dropout rate has declined and college enrollment has increased, even as Hispanics trail other groups in earning a bachelor’s degree.

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1909 Junior High and 1963 Middle Schools 

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1909 Junior High and 1963 Middle Schools 

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When Indianola Junior High School of Columbus, Ohio, opened in September of 1909, it was the first school to be specifically called a junior high school. In 1963 the middle school movement was established.

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1919 Progressive Education Association - John Dewey

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1919 Progressive Education Association - John Dewey

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Progressive education is basically a perspective on education that underlines the need to learn by doing. Dewey accepted that individuals learn through a involved or 'hands on' approach.

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Supplies were limited due to all efforts going into the war. The need for teachers increase due to teachers enlisting this caused unacadit teachers to have to take over. Lots of young boys also drooped out to fight.

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These were secondary schools that would select their participants by examination. These students had to be 11 or older, giving them the name "11 plus".
This was very big in Europe and was used for students who wanted to go on to higher education.

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Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka was a milestone choice of the U.S. Supreme Court in which the Court decided that U.S. state laws building up racial isolation in government funded schools are illegal, regardless of whether the isolated schools are generally equal in quality.

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High schools that would train students to be apart of the work force.
This education was corrupt because it was "education" that dumbed down schooling to send students into a work force for low pay and no working rights. It was basically a scam.

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1971 - Education of Asian Americans - Lau vs. Nichols 

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1971 - Education of Asian Americans - Lau vs. Nichols 

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Lau V. Nichols was a supreme court case that publicly stated and went to court for the lack of supplemental language instruction in public schools for students with limited English proficiency.

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1975 Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

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1975 Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

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The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act is a four-section bit, General Provisions, Special Education Services, Early Intervention Services, and National Activities to Improve Education of Children with Disabilities, of American enactment that guarantees students with an disability are furnished with Free Appropriate Public Education that is customized to their individual needs.

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The reauthorization of the elementary and secondary education act. The number one federal grant for schools. Required state standard test, and placement test in reading and math for grades 3 through 8.

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A competitive grant for the department of education created by Obama. It was created to support school improvement on a state and local level. Improve assets, turn around failing schools, help teacher become more effective, and create better ways of tracking progress.

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The Every Student Succeeds Act is a US law passed in December 2015 that administers the United States K–12 public funded instruction strategy. The law supplanted its previous law, the No Child Left Behind Act, and changed however didn't take out arrangements identifying with the occasional state administered tests given to students.