Structures that Transformed Education
1724 to 1974
Full Work Statment
With, Structures that Transformed Education - 1724 to 1974, I am creating a typological study of the history of education to highlight the variations and similarities in educational systems throughout the United States of America. I am photographing school properties that are related to critical events, court cases, and educational programs associated with proceedings that both led to and followed the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Brown vs Board of Education that in 1954 overturned the doctrine of “Separate but Equal” in public education.
1724 to 1776
The Associates of
Dr. Bray Schools
1789 to Present
Judiciary Act of 1789, Established the Supreme Court
1819 to Present - Civilization Fund Act of 1819, American Indian Education
1827 to 1872 - Common School Movement
1837 to Present - Historically Black Colleges and Universities
1849 - Smith School, Roberts v. City of Boston, Boston, MA
1849 - Charles Sumner House, Roberts v. City of Boston, MA
1908 - Berea v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, Berea College, KY
1912 to 1932 - Rosenwald Schools
1919 to 1940 - DuPont Schools
1948 - Sipuel v. Oklahoma State Board of Regents, OK
1950 - McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, OK
1952 - Sumner Schools, Kansas
Bro. v. Board of Edu
1952 - Monroe Schools, Kansas
Bro. v. Board of Edu
1957 - Central High School, Arkansas
1973 - Keyes v. Denver School District No. 1, CO
