Each school decided its own curriculum. Relationships between popular teachers and students were much closer, and could even be considered too close or improper in today's society. School students were much more affectionate with each other. Although the upper class generally had the best education, and the places in most schools, there were also "ragged schools". These schools lured poor children into the schools by offering free meals, clothing and lodging. Funding for these schools came from charities and volunteer and/or paid teachers as
Each school decided its own curriculum. Relationships between popular teachers and students were much closer, and could even be considered too close or improper in today's society. School students were much more affectionate with each other. Although the upper class generally had the best education, and the places in most schools, there were also "ragged schools". These schools lured poor children into the schools by offering free meals, clothing and lodging. Funding for these schools came from charities and volunteer and/or paid teachers as