Not all did. Only towns with fifty or more families had schools. They had schools because the Puritans thought that their children should learn how to read The Bible. Some even learned to read it in Hebrew and Latin. The children also learned how to write in school.
If you want a similar question... Boys went to school longer than girls. This was because the girls needed to stay home helping their mother do chores that later in life, they would have to do for their husbands. What chattel!
Pretty much all colleges and universities offer a pre-med major.
Four of the original thirteen states were part of New England: Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. Vermont had not become part of New England yet-it was part of New York at the time.
Large parts of the New England colonies had rock-strewn land that was difficult to farm, but there were also very large stands of timber to support a logging industry.
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the answer to this question is new york because look at it compared to all the other sates in the new England states.
England is all town.
all i know of is in new york and mexico. also i heard that all schools are closed in texas. and some schools in England have closed.
Elementary instruction in New England was more advanced than today. The reason for this is that most schools would gather with all grade levels in one classroom.
they all were in the federal constitution
Pretty much all colleges and universities offer a pre-med major.
The New England Patriots do practise and play their home games in Foxboro,Massachusetts, but since there are no other football teams in New England, they aren't just for the people of Massachusetts, but for all of New England.
Town meeting
The play in a town south of Boston called Foxboro, Massachusetts.
Massachusetts was the first colony to establish the principle of local community being responsible for establishing schools. In all New England colonies, towns were required to set up schools.
No not all schools do i wear uniform now and always have but i use to go to a school that i didnt have to wear uniform x
Yes, it was important in all New England colonies
Children were fairly well educated in the New England colonies. All the kids in a town or village would have been taught in a single school house, regardless of grade. They would have been taught using a book called The New England Primer, which was one of the very first textbooks for children used in America.