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in the south kids were homeschooled and there were no public schools.
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maryland university in the south was created for catholic students
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the first public school started in the 13 colonies.
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Harvard University was established
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not many schools were opened during this time because they did not see education as an importance.
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Yale College was established
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Columbia University was established by Benjermin Franklin.
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common one room school rooms
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most educated teachers did not want to educate the younger kids
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3.68 million kids were in a 55% attendance rating at school in america.
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many German Catholics moved to America and this made them set up German speaking schools.
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90,000 black students were enroled in schools for blacks.
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catholics had their own elementary schools and nuns were their teachers.
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31 states had schools for kids from age 8 to 14
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people started wanting their kids to reach their full potential so they started more schools and movements to open more schools.
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we had segregated schools
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segregation in schools was eliminated
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every state required kids to finish elementary school.
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no child left behind was established.
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45 schools no longer required cursive writing.