Horace Mann
Horace Mann was a 19th-century American educational reformer and politician known as the "Father of American Public Education." As the first secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education, he promoted the development of a free and equal public education system, dedicating himself to teacher training schools and school system reforms. Positioning education as the foundation of a democratic society, he greatly influenced the formation of the modern American education system by advocating for the importance of learning opportunities unhindered by wealth or poverty.
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