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The drive for improved public education gained further momentum in 1949, with passage of the Gilmer-Aikin laws which created the Foundation School Program to apportion state funds to local school districts.
Public education was one of the primary goals of the early settlers of Texas. As early as 1838, President Mirabeau B. Lamar’s message to the Republic of Texas Congress advocated setting aside public domain for public schools. His interest caused him to be called the “Father of Education in Texas.”.
1890. The University of North Texas was founded in Denton as a private teachers college. 1893. The El Paso Board of Education was the first to open a public kindergarten. 1890s. Laws granted cities and municipalities more administrative freedom.
This article provides an overview of the History of Public Education in Texas from the Texas Education Agency.
19 Μαρ 2024 · Once Texas declared its independence from Mexico on March 2, 1836, and became its own country—shortly before being admitted into the United States—a public education system was created to serve the families of the newly formed Republic of Texas.
2 Σεπ 2016 · Where Did Education in Texas Go Wrong? A Qualitative Analysis of How Standardized Testing Affects the Quality of Primary Education.
In his overview of Texas education, Frederick Eby attributed failure of the Texas schools to high taxes, compulsory attendance, size and character of the teaching corps, the education of Negroes, travagance, and the autocratic power of the superintendent, though.
