Historical Events tagged with "classical education"
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Founding of Boston Latin School
The Boston Latin School was established, becoming the first public school in the United States. Founded by the Puritan settlers in Boston, Massachusetts, this institution aimed to provide a classical education to boys, preparing them for higher education and public service. Its curriculum focused on Latin and Greek, reflecting the early colonial emphasis on these languages. The establishment of this school marked a significant step towards structured public education in America during a time when literacy rates were evolving.
Continue ReadingQueen Mary I Establishes Derby Grammar School
Queen Mary I granted a royal charter to establish Derby School as a grammar school for boys. The charter allowed the school to provide education, focusing on the classical curriculum traditional to grammar schools. This initiative aimed to enhance educational opportunities in Derby, supporting the development of local scholars and future leaders.
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