Colonial children attended class with Native American children.
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Education in North America
Girls started to receive education more than household duties such as cooking, cleaning, mending, washing and taking care of animals and children.
Massachusetts formed the 1st State Board of Education.
All children in the United States of America aged eight to fourteen were required to attend elementary school.
President Lyndon Johnson promoted across congress the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) first federal Head Start Programs for children three to five.
