Ideal School System in America: the Common School Movement
Words: 2732 Pages: 9 1551Introduction The Common School Movement began in colonial New England. However, its lasting impact has spread well past its origins. With its ideology promising equal job opportunity, as well as reduction of crime and poverty for all, the Common School Movement received support on almost all fronts. Although not completely without opposition, the Common School Movement has greatly impacted the American public school system we have today. Even after the movement ended, the impact of the Common School Movement can […]