Opened September, 1909

In Columbus, Ohio

Offered a variety of curriculum to adolescent between elementary & high school.

A book that argues that a democratic society depends on a educational system that supports individual growth & citizenship

Due to the damage from bombs, schools lost classrooms— leaving students to be crammed into classrooms with short supply of staff and materials.

After the war, many students failed to reach the proper level of literacy & numeracy.

A federal law created to provide low- cost or free, nutritious school lunches for schools in the U.S

Signed by President Truman

Occurred in Topeka, Kansas

The moment in history that declared the end of segregation in the education system.

Argued that it violated the 14th Amendment.

A Supreme Court case that argued the recitation of prayer in school was a violation of the 1st Amendment.

Came to the conclusion that public schools can't hold prayers

Prohibits sex- based discrimination in any school or any other education program that receives funding from the federal government.

Signed by President William (Bill) Clinton

A law designed to improve educational equity for students from lower-income families by providing federal funds to school districts serving poor students.

Signed by President George W. Bush

Increased school accountability for student performance by requiring annual standardized testing in reading and math for students in grades 3-8 and high school.

Occurred December 14th in Newton, CT

26 victims (20 students, 6 faculty)

Adam Lanza killed his mother prior to the mass school shooting

6 day walk- out strike

Campaign created by educators and the community that advocates for increased school funding, better teacher pay, and better resources for students.

Schools shifted to primarily remote learning

Changed the way students learn

School enrollment declined by 2.7% in the U.S