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Current School Reform and Increasing federal involvement By: Marah Bomar, Jake James, Jessica Pye and Casey Stevens

From “Separate but Equal” to Segregated Schools The 1950s From “Separate but Equal” to Segregated Schools Affect of the Brown vs. The Board of Education Case to the school system. How Little Rock Central made History Are these classes segregated by de jure segregation or de facto segregation?

The Reform of Education The National Defense Education Act (NDEA)-1958 Enhance the security of the nation, government gave resources for education, provided teacher training, loans and scholarships. A Nation At Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform- 1983 No Child Left Behind Act

10 Federal Involvement What they did wrong! The 10th Amendment: any area not specifically stated in the Constitution as a Federal responsibility assigned to the states. Question: Why do you think Education is NOT mentioned in the United States Constitution? 10

How the Government Got Involved Federal Dollars New Colleges and Universities were made Promote research efforts Provided schools for native Americans and other groups Free lunches Work programs for high school and college students Adult education programs

Was it a bad thing??? NO IT WASN’T YES IT WAS Created useful programs that are still in effect today Advancement in math and sciences may not have been as strong Gone against the Constitution New reforms today are causing more issues than they are solving.

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