Ley de Educación Pública de Puerto Rico

The Ley de Educación Pública de Puerto Rico, enacted in 1900, established the framework for the public education system in Puerto Rico. It aimed to provide free and accessible education to all children on the island, promoting literacy and citizenship. The law emphasized the importance of public schooling, outlining the responsibilities of the government to ensure quality education, and established guidelines for school management, teacher qualifications, and curriculum standards. This law played a crucial role in shaping the modern educational landscape of Puerto Rico, ensuring that education is a fundamental right for every child.