The document discusses education in the past based on one person's recollections. It notes that the local library was small but had many books, with no computers, and students would borrow books from the town library. Class sizes ranged from 25-30 students typically. Students studied spelling and could choose their English/reading classes in high school. Gym class was replaced with outdoor play on Fridays. Students could go home for lunch and played games like marbles or jump rope at recess due to limited playground equipment. School rules were enforced by writing lines or staying after school for extra work if rules were broken. The school was small, only going up to 6th grade, and students sang songs weekly at assemblies.

1. Educations in past. By: sanjeev narayan.

2. There library was small but had lots of books. They didn’t have computers in there library. They went to borrow books from the town library. Library.

3. Number of students in one class. They had 30 students in each class. Back in 70’s they never had more than 25 students in each class. In the 50's in Western Pennsylvania, classes had about 30 students.

4. What was studied. They had to spell all the words correctly if they don’t they have to write them 5-10 times. When they were in high school they get to pick which English/reading classes they wanted to take. They didn’t had gym they went to play outside on Fridays.

5. Playgrounds. They can go home for there lunch. They didn't have as much playground equipment like they do now so they played marbles or jump rope most of the time. We had monkey bars and 1 very tall slide with a bump in the middle and 2 swings

6. School rules. If they broke the rules, they had to write lines. They had to stay in after school do extra work or clean the classroom if they brake the rules.

7. Anything else that was different. The school was small and only went up to grade six. Once a week we have assemblies and we sang different kinds of songs.