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1. docs.gato.txst.edu › 106803 › Texas EducationTexas Education Timeline - TXST

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   1915 The state enacted a compulsory school attendance law. Texas was one of five states that did not have a compulsory attendance law enacted prior to 1915. Students were required to attend school for 60 days in 1916-1917, 80 days in 1917-1918, and 100 days from 1918-1919. 1918 Schools began to provide textbooks for

2. www.tsl.texas.gov › ref › educationTexas Education Records and Research Resources | TSLAC

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   3 days ago · Public school directory and Texas school directory (1950-2010) Texas high schools : directory of teachers (1919-1920, 1922, 1924-1926, 1928, 1930) Texas public schools : county and city superintendents (1924-1927, 1928-1929) TSLAC also holds local school records including: Galveston County (Tex.) Office of Superintendent of Schools records

3. nces.ed.gov › pubs98 › 98018State Comparisons of Education Statistics: 1969-70 to 1996-97

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   18. High school graduates and 12th grade enrollment in public secondary schools, by state: 1985–86, 1990–91, and 1995–96 ..... 54 19. Public high school graduates, by state: 1970–71 to 1996–97 ..... 55 C. Teachers and staff 20.

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4. tea.texas.gov › reports-and-data › school-dataSchool Data - Texas Education Agency

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   • Comprehensive Report on Texas Public Schools
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   The Comprehensive Report on Texas Public Schoolsdescribes the status of public education in Texas and provides extensive information about academic excellence indicators, state assessments, graduation and dropouts, grade-level retention, accountability ratings, curriculum, and charter schools.

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   Our charter schools reports pageincludes a summary of charter awards and closures; listings and maps of all Texas open-enrollment charters, charters holders, and charter campuses; information about recent charter closures; charter school accountability reports, and charter school program evaluations.

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   Discipline Data Productsare downloadable reports on state and school district discipline data. The statistics in these products are extracted or calculated from the data collected through the Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS).

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   Each year Texas school districts can apply waivers for issues like attendance, class size, course requirements, educator certification, and textbooks. You can search our Waivers Online Report pageby waiver status, school district, waiver type, and date.

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   Snapshot: School District Profilesis a TEA product that provides general information about the characteristics of public school districts in Texas. Topics include demographic information about students and staff; financial information about school district budgets, property values, and state financial assistance; and information about student perfo...

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   The district type data searchdivides all Texas public school districts and charters into the following nine categories: major urban, major suburban, other central city, other central city suburban, independent town, non-metropolitan: fast growing, non-metropolitan: stable, rural, and charter school districts.

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   The Texas Education Agency provides several avenues where you can access general informationto help you find and evaluate public schools and charters in your area.

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5. www.tshaonline.org › handbook › entriesEducation - TSHA

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   May 28, 2021 · The Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson, offered government assistance to underfunded school districts. By 1965 approximately 98 percent of Texas public school teachers had college degrees and about 40 percent had graduate degrees.

6. nces.ed.gov › programs › digestHistorical summary of public elementary and secondary school ...

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   6 Prior to 1919–20, includes interest on school debt. 7 Because of the modification of the scope of "current expenditures for elementary and secondary schools," data for 1959–60 and later years are not entirely comparable with prior years. 8 Beginning in 1969–70, includes capital outlay by state and local school building authorities.

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   How many schools were in Texas in 1950?

   • In 1950–51 the scholastic population numbered 1,566,610, and the state had 2,505 school districts. The ensuing two decades saw major changes in education in Texas. Sweatt v. Painter (1950) challenged the previous "separate but equal" doctrine of Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) and laid the groundwork for integration in schools.

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   How many schools were built in Texas in 1830?

   • In 1830 six primary schools were projected; at least one of these opened in Nacogdoches, but, overall, plans for education in Mexican Texas never materialized. Neither the towns nor the state had funds with which an educational system could be established.

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   How did public school enrollment change between 1985 & 1995?

   • Between 1985 and 1995, public school enrollment grew by 14 percent, compared to an 18 percent increase for teachers and 20 percent for staff. Staff grew at a fairly consistent pace during these 10 years, about 8 percent in the first five years and 11 percent in the second five (table 25).

   State Comparisons of Education Statistics: 1969-70 to 1996-97

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   How many days did students attend school in 1869–70?

   • Not only was the year much shorter, but the attendance rate of 59 percent was much lower than the 90 percent figure calculated for 1979–80. The net result of these factors is that students in 1869–70 attended school for an average of only 78 days compared to 161 days in 1979–80.

   120 Years of - National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)

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   How many school districts are in Texas?

   • In 1992–93 there were 1,060 school districts in Texas. In the 1990s a popular movement sought to increase the length of the school year or possibly to implement year-round school. A few school districts had already established the latter policy by 1995, when computers had become standard teaching tools in many classrooms.

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   How many students were enrolled in public schools in 1990?

   • This contrasts with 1990, when 30 million were enrolled in public ele- mentary schools and 11 million were enrolled in sec- ondary schools. Over 1.5 million bachelor’s and high- er degrees were awarded. What path has American education taken from such modest beginnings to such an impressive present?

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8. nces.ed.gov › pubs93 › 93442120 Years of - National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)

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   5. Annual average income of high school and college graduates, 25 years old and over, in constant 1991 dollars, by sex: 1959 to 1991 ..... 10 6. Enrollment in public elementary and secondary schools, by level: 1869–70 to