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The '''United States Department of Education''' (ED) is a Cabinet-level department within the U.S. government. Its inception dates back to May 4, 1980, emerging in the aftermath of the division of the former Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. This division led to the establishment of both the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services, a transformation brought about by the Department of Education Organization Act. This act, signed into law by President Jimmy Carter on October 17, 1979, solidified this structural change. |
The '''United States Department of Education''' (ED) is a Cabinet-level department within the U.S. government. Its inception dates back to May 4, 1980, emerging in the aftermath of the division of the former Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. This division led to the establishment of both the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services, a transformation brought about by the Department of Education Organization Act. This act, signed into law by President Jimmy Carter on October 17, 1979, solidified this structural change. |
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===Logo (May 7, 1980-)=== |
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U.S. Department of Education (1980) (From - 2000 Noggin airing of 3-2-1 Contact episode 18).png|''3-2-1 Contact'' |
U.S. Department of Education (1980) (From - 2000 Noggin airing of 3-2-1 Contact episode 18).png|''3-2-1 Contact'' |
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U.S. Department of Education (2006) (From - Arthur).png|''Arthur'' (seasons 6-7, 9, version C) |
U.S. Department of Education (2006) (From - Arthur).png|''Arthur'' (seasons 6-7, 9, version C) |
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U.S. Department of Education (1999) (From - Dragon Tales, capped from Adventures in Dragon Land).png|''Dragon Tales'' (season 1) |
U.S. Department of Education (1999) (From - Dragon Tales, capped from Adventures in Dragon Land).png|''Dragon Tales'' (season 1) |
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US Department of Education.jpg|''Clifford the Big Red Dog'', ''Dragon Tales'' (season 2), ''Sesame Street'' (seasons 33-35), ''Reading Rainbow'' (2002- |
US Department of Education.jpg|''Clifford the Big Red Dog'', ''Dragon Tales'' (season 2), ''Sesame Street'' (seasons 33-35), ''Plaza Sesamo'', ''Reading Rainbow'' (season 20 and reruns from 2002-2009) |
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U.S. Department of Education (2006) (From - a Dragon Tales rerun).png|''Dragon Tales'' (season 3), ''Sesame Street'' (seasons 36-37) |
U.S. Department of Education (2006) (From - a Dragon Tales rerun).png|''Dragon Tales'' (season 3), ''Sesame Street'' (seasons 36-37) |
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U.S. Department of Education (2001) (From - the Between the Lions episode Five, Six & Thistle Sticks, capped from its DVD release).png|''Between the Lions'' |
U.S. Department of Education (2001) (From - the Between the Lions episode Five, Six & Thistle Sticks, capped from its DVD release).png|''Between the Lions'' |
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U.S. Department of Education (2019) (From - Molly of Denali funding credits).png|''Molly of Denali'' |
U.S. Department of Education (2019) (From - Molly of Denali funding credits).png|''Molly of Denali'' |
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'''Visuals:''' There is the U.S. Department of Education seal (which depicts an oak tree, with the trunks and limbs in yellow and green foilage with a golden sun rising behind it; the picture is enclosed in a blue border with a gold outline and the text "DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION" above with stars on both sides of the text, and the smaller text, "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", on the bottom) on a background that depends on the show. |
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'''Variants:''' |
'''Variants:''' |
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* In the logo's earlier years, the border is black and the tree has a different design. |
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* On |
* On the first season of ''Dragon Tales'', the seal is a still picture of a plaque with a painting of the tree on a dark blue gradient background. Notably, the colors of the tree and foilage are darker, and the inner background of the tree is blue instead of gray. The border around the seal also has a more black-silverish outline and has notable shine marks. The entire painting has a very three-dimensional look to it. |
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* On |
* On 2004 airings of ''Dragon Tales'', the logo is on a blue background and precedes the ''Reading Rainbow'' variant of the CPB logo. |
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* On some shows like ''WordWorld'', the logo is a print variant. |
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* See the [[PBS Kids]] page for a description of the variants used on PBS Kids shows. |
* See the [[PBS Kids]] page for a description of the variants used on PBS Kids shows. |
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'''Technique:''' |
'''Technique:''' A still graphic. A live action photograph for the ''Dragon Tales'' Season 1 variant. |
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'''Audio:''' During the funding credits, the announcer either says, "...from the U.S. Department of Education" or "...a cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Education..." |
'''Audio:''' During the funding credits, the announcer either says, "...from the U.S. Department of Education" or "...a cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Education..." |
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'''Audio Variant:''' On <u>the ''Dragon Tales'' season 1 variant</u>, the announcer says "...through funds from the U.S. Department of Education." |
'''Audio Variant:''' On <u>the ''Dragon Tales'' season 1 variant</u>, the announcer says "...through funds from the U.S. Department of Education." |
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'''Audio Trivia:''' The announcer of the ''Dragon Tales'' variant also narrated the "Coming Up Next on Dragon Tales" cold open that preceded most PBS Kids airings of the show (though some later broadcasts replaced the cold open with either the 2000 [[PBS Kids]] funding plug or went straight to the sponsors). |
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*The ''Dragon Tales'' variant doesn't appear on 2004 airings of the aforementioned show. |
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*This does not appear on first-run episodes and DVD prints of season 21 of ''Reading Rainbow'', as it is replaced with the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations and CPB logos. |
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'''Legacy:''' A nostalgic logo for those that grew up watching PBS. |
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[[Category:American education logos]] |
[[Category:American education logos]] |
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[[Category:United States]] |
[[Category:United States]] |
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[[Category:PBS]] |
[[Category:PBS]] |
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[[Category:Funding notices]] |
Latest revision as of 00:07, 4 September 2024
TailsFromGreenHill
Background
The United States Department of Education (ED) is a Cabinet-level department within the U.S. government. Its inception dates back to May 4, 1980, emerging in the aftermath of the division of the former Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. This division led to the establishment of both the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services, a transformation brought about by the Department of Education Organization Act. This act, signed into law by President Jimmy Carter on October 17, 1979, solidified this structural change.
Logo (May 7, 1980-)
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3-2-1 Contact
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Square One TV (season 1)
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Square One TV (season 2)
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Arthur (season 4)
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Arthur (season 5, version A)
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Arthur (season 5, version B)
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Arthur (season 5, version C)
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Arthur (seasons 6-7, 9, version A)
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Arthur (seasons 6-7, 9, version B)
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Arthur (seasons 6-7, 9, version C)
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Dragon Tales (season 1)
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Clifford the Big Red Dog, Dragon Tales (season 2), Sesame Street (seasons 33-35), Plaza Sesamo, Reading Rainbow (season 20 and reruns from 2002-2009)
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Dragon Tales (season 3), Sesame Street (seasons 36-37)
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Between the Lions
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WordWorld (print logo)
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WordWorld (alternate, regular logo)
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Martha Speaks
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Molly of Denali
Visuals: There is the U.S. Department of Education seal (which depicts an oak tree, with the trunks and limbs in yellow and green foilage with a golden sun rising behind it; the picture is enclosed in a blue border with a gold outline and the text "DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION" above with stars on both sides of the text, and the smaller text, "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", on the bottom) on a background that depends on the show.
Variants:
- In the logo's earlier years, the border is black and the tree has a different design.
- On the first season of Dragon Tales, the seal is a still picture of a plaque with a painting of the tree on a dark blue gradient background. Notably, the colors of the tree and foilage are darker, and the inner background of the tree is blue instead of gray. The border around the seal also has a more black-silverish outline and has notable shine marks. The entire painting has a very three-dimensional look to it.
- On 2004 airings of Dragon Tales, the logo is on a blue background and precedes the Reading Rainbow variant of the CPB logo.
- On some shows like WordWorld, the logo is a print variant.
- See the PBS Kids page for a description of the variants used on PBS Kids shows.
Technique: A still graphic. A live action photograph for the Dragon Tales Season 1 variant.
Audio: During the funding credits, the announcer either says, "...from the U.S. Department of Education" or "...a cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Education..."
Audio Variant: On the Dragon Tales season 1 variant, the announcer says "...through funds from the U.S. Department of Education."
Audio Trivia: The announcer of the Dragon Tales variant also narrated the "Coming Up Next on Dragon Tales" cold open that preceded most PBS Kids airings of the show (though some later broadcasts replaced the cold open with either the 2000 PBS Kids funding plug or went straight to the sponsors).
Availability: This appears on the funding credits of all shows funded by the U.S. Department of Education. It usually precedes the Corporation for Public Broadcasting logo; however, the Dragon Tales season 1 variant follows the CPB logo.
- The Dragon Tales variant doesn't appear on 2004 airings of the aforementioned show.
- This does not appear on first-run episodes and DVD prints of season 21 of Reading Rainbow, as it is replaced with the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations and CPB logos.
Legacy: A nostalgic logo for those that grew up watching PBS.