Timeline by Leandro Villareal-Ramirez

Compulsory Education-1642

2024-03-01 16:11:32 UTC

Compulsory education was a law that was enacted in 1642 requiring students to come to school

This law require students to come to school to receive an education.This helped improve the educational system be better

Indenture Child labor-1800

2024-03-01 16:12:48 UTC

Between 1880’s and 1930’s century industrialization led to a significant increase in child labor.However, they only restricted the labor of children under the age of 12.

This had a negative impact on education because kids were taken out of school to work in factories other than getting a education

Massachusetts launches free public education-1827

2024-03-01 16:14:37 UTC

A Lawcreated in massachusetts making all public-school grades free to all children and require towns of more than 500 families have access to public high school for all students

This help education expand and be avaliable for students that couldnt afford it.

Education in the southern colonies -1840

6699288253 — 2024-03-01 16:15:59 UTC

Southern colonies believed that education was a private matter and believed that it shouldn’t be a concern for the state. Southern countries did not have any importance in the building of public education.

First public kindergarten program opens in St. Louis-1873

2024-03-01 16:16:35 UTC

First public kindergarten program was opened in St Louis this helped people who couldn’t afford public kindergarten for their children

This helped more children receive a public education at a younger age

The children's year -1919

2024-03-01 16:18:42 UTC

This focused on setting minimum standards for children and child labor. Julia Lathrop advanced the idea that federal government should provide grants to states for educational programs to reduce maternal mortality

This provided educational programs with more safety for children.

War of poverty-1964

2024-03-01 16:20:09 UTC

Opportunity act in 1964 created legislative framework to expand economic opportunity through anti-poverty , health and education and also made college more accessible for families in student poverty.

This helped education become safer and more accessible for families.

Elementary secondary school act- 1965

2024-03-01 16:21:14 UTC

State departments of education helped fund school districts with a high percentage of students with low income families and provide them with public education

Elementary secondary school act helped kids with low income families get access to public schools also supporting school districts provide equal education to all students

Vacational education act - 1963

6699288253 — 2024-03-01 16:23:18 UTC

This act cleared the way for further policy innovations demanding desegregation and neutralized controversy around federal aid to segregated schools if the law was upheld.

This supported to make funds and keep there states maintained. This also helped the board of education grow training education programs throughout the state

Mckinney Vento-Act 1987

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Mckinney-vento act is amended, requiring states to eliminate enrollment barriers, and provide school access for homeless students.

The Mckinney-Vento act helped the education system by giving homeless students a chance to receive an education and the knowledge they need