Identifying Educational Programs in the Great Society

In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared an 'unconditional war on poverty' as part of his broader Great Society initiative. This meant enacting extensive social welfare reforms that profoundly influenced American society. Though several programs were introduced to combat poverty and enhance educational access, each had varying degrees of success and impact. Analyzing these policies is crucial to understanding their long-term consequences.

Given this context, which of the following correctly identifies a major program of the Great Society that aimed to provide educational support and also highlights its enduring importance in American education?