Education History

Uncover the untold evolution of education, from ancient wisdom to futuristic classrooms, and discover how it shapes our world today.

The Vibrant Legacy of Sanibel Colored School

Martin Sparks

The Sanibel Colored School, established in 1927, symbolizes resilience and community spirit in providing education for African American children during segregation on Sanibel Island, Florida.

Canterbury College, Oxford: A Historical Gem of Education

Martin Sparks

Canterbury College, founded in 1362, played a pivotal role in medieval education at Oxford, blending religious and secular learning before its dissolution in 1540.

Unveiling the Legacy of Marlborough Royal Free Grammar School: A Beacon of Historical Educational Excellence

Martin Sparks

Discover the fascinating history and enduring legacy of Marlborough Royal Free Grammar School, an institution that shaped scholarly minds since its foundation in 1550. This remarkable school, established in Marlborough, Wiltshire, operated with a philanthropic objective to provide free education fueled by community and royal support.

Shady Grove School: A Glimpse into Louisa County's Educational Past

Martin Sparks

Step back in time to Shady Grove School in Louisa County, Virginia, and experience the rich history of rural education in a preserved one-room schoolhouse from the late 19th century.

The Unsung Legacy of William Budworth: A Conservative Thinker's Delight

Vince Vanguard

Think educators were always liberal dreamers? Meet William Budworth, an 18th-century schoolmaster who stuck to conservative principles and created some of the best minds of his era.