Back in the old days, most of North Americans and Europeans worked in agriculture. At the harvest period, (usually in summer, depending on the type of crop) the work required extra sets of hands to for the labor. Since big machinery weren't there to facilitate the work, children of the family were expected to help in the fields. It would be logic to think that once public school was open to kids of all social levels it would have to start in fall to allow the children in agriculture to begin their studies at the same time.
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School start dates in the fall vary by state and even by school district. Typically, school starts in August or September, with some schools starting as early as the beginning of August and others starting as late as the beginning of September. It is best to check with your specific school or district for their official start date.
School typically starts in the fall because it aligns with the changing seasons and allows for a summer break to accommodate agricultural schedules. Fall is also a time of new beginnings, making it a symbolic time to start a new academic year.
Usually 9th but it depends on the state/district/country.
To find a school curriculum, you can start by researching educational websites and platforms that offer curriculum resources. Many state education departments and school districts also provide curriculum guidelines or sample curriculum online. Additionally, you can reach out to local schools or homeschooling organizations for recommendations and resources.
Thomas Edison started school in 1854 at the age of 7.
Ah, a very interesting question. Children in India usually start school at the age of four. Some children start school at five, but they do not enter into their correct year group - they start at the beginning. Adding more, In India it is now mandatory for children to enroll for Kindergarten or pre-primary programs at the age of 2.5 years. Usually children start their primary school at the age between 4-6.5 years in India.