What was John F. Kennedy education plan?

Answer 1

I believe the plan you're referring to is the National Education Improvement Act of 1963 bill that JFK presented to Congress. Unfortunately, it died in the House.

"...education is of paramount concern to the national interest as well as to each individual. Today we need a new standard of excellence in education, matched by the fullest possible access to educational opportunities, enabling each citizen to develop his talents to the maximum possible extent."

"To enable the full range of educational needs to be considered as a whole, I am transmitting to the Congress with this Message a single, comprehensive education bill-the National Education Improvement Act of 1963."

Source: Transcript of John F Kennedy's Special Message to Congress on Education - January 29, 1963. Read more specifics at http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=9487.