Education History

Jaynise Porter

1945-Present

The Every Student Suceeds

Elementary The Title IX of Improving
National Education for The Higher Act (2007) Common Core Standards
and The America’s No Child Left Behind
Brown vs. Board of Defense Act All Education Act
Secondary Education Schools (NCLB) Act (2002)
Education (1954) of 1952 Handicapped (1998)
Education Act Admendment Act(1994)
(April 1965) Acts Children Act

2009
A K-12 education law
1975
that reauthorized th
ESEA and replaced
the NCLB Act. The
The U.S. Office of law became fully
May 17, 1954, Education The act became implemented The Commom
sponsored effective in 1975. It Extended greater
the U.S. 2017-2018. The Core State
research and stated that, “no person educational
Supreme Court required that states Standards was a
innovation in in the U.S. shall, on opportunities to
rejected the set high curriculum set of voluntary
science, the basis of sex, be children with Signed into law by
“separate but The Act was standards in reading K-12 curriculum
mathematics, excluded from disabilities. The act President Bill
equal” doctrine. amended and or language arts, developed and
The act allocated was also referred to as Clinton. The act
This was the end modern languag... participation in, be reauthorized, and it math and science, endorsed by 48
funds on the basis the mainstreaming law reauthorizes ESEA
to desegregated denied the benefits of, required institutions and other subjects of the 50 states.
of the number of which specified of 1965 and includes
schools. or be subjected to and states to produce Approved by Congress identified by the state.
poor children in extensive due process reform Title I,
discrimination under report cards about and signed into law by
school districts procedures to increased funding for
any education teacher education President George W.
program receiving guarantee that children bilingual and performance. Bush. The law
Federal financial with special needs will immigrant education, mandated high-stakes
assistance receive a free, and provision for student testing, held
appropriate education charter schools, drop schools accountable for
in the least restrict... out prevention, and the students
educational achievements, and
technology. punished schools that
didn’t meet yearly
progress towards NCLB
goals.