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Who is known as the father of American public education?
Answer: Horace Mann
Why: As Massachusetts education secretary, Mann helped open the first state-supported teacher-training school in the US in 1839.
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How were Boston pupils tested before written exams arrived in 1845?
Answer: Oral examinations
Why: Boston's 1845 written exam replaced annual oral quizzing, and its results were used to judge the schoolmasters, not just the pupils.
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Which was the first coeducational public high school in the US?
Answer: Lowell High School
Why: Lowell High School admitted both male and female students from its opening day, unlike earlier public high schools that served only boys.
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Which Supreme Court case protected symbolic student speech at school?
Answer: Tinker v. Des Moines
Why: Justice Abe Fortas famously wrote that students do not shed their constitutional rights at the schoolhouse gate.
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In which decade was "under God" added to the Pledge of Allegiance?
Answer: 1950s
Why: The original 1892 pledge never mentioned God; Congress added "under God" in 1954 to set the US apart from officially atheist communist states.
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Which was the first public high school west of the Appalachians?
Answer: Woodward High School
Why: The school started through a land endowment from William Woodward before integrating into Cincinnati's public high school system.