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Collegiate School - Oldest Private School

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Collegiate School - Oldest Private School

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1628 A.D
Collegiate School was founded in Manhattan, New York.
This is one of the oldest private schools in America and it is still operating today (Kennedy, 2021).

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Nebraska had passed a law that prohibited students in grade-school from being taught any other language other than English. The Supreme Court saw this law as unconstitutional due to the fact that it violated "liberty" from the 14th amendment (Zhou, 2020)

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1925 -  Pierce v. Society of Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary

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1925 -  Pierce v. Society of Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary

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An Oregon Law was attempting to require students to attend public schools. The U.S. Supreme Court saw this as unconstitutional through "liberty" within the 14th amendment. This means that students have the right to a private education if desired by the parents (Zhou, 2020).

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1947 - Everson v. Board of Education of Ewing

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1947 - Everson v. Board of Education of Ewing

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This was when the Supreme Court made New Jersey's law of making transportation available to both public and private school students constitutional (Zhou, 2020).

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The U.S Supreme Court believed Wisconsin's law of "compulsory school attendance" it was unconstitutional when it came to the Amish people. This is because it was a violation of the first amendment because it limited the "freedom to exercise religion". Amish students were then given the right to not attend school past the 8th grade in order to allow exercise of religion (Zhou, 2020).

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This law prohibits students from being discriminated against  during admission into schools (Zhou, 2020).

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This law requires private schools to prepare their students be informed citizens who are competent to participate in a democratic society (Zhou, 2020).

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1980 - Committee for Public Education & Religious Liberty v. Regan

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1980 - Committee for Public Education & Religious Liberty v. Regan

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Through this policy, the Supreme Court accedes to the New York law stating that the first amendment "establishment clause" is not violated when nonpublic schools are reimbursed for state testing and record keeping (Zhou, 2020).

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This regulation states that there are no prohibitions against religious institutions or private school students from being a part of governmental welfare programs like pregnancy prevention services and other care services (Zhou, 2020).

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This law states that it is not prohibited for a public school teacher to transfer or teach at a private schools (Zhou, 2020).

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1993 - Zobrest v.Catalina Foothills School District

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1993 - Zobrest v.Catalina Foothills School District

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This policy allowed an Arizona school district to provide a sign language  interpreter to a student in a sectarian school through the IDEA federal program (Zhou, 2020).