During Reconstruction,the Southern school system

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Reconstruction efforts aimed to establish a public education system in the South, and by 1876, 40 percent of all black children were enrolled in school. While segregation was implemented later, initially, schools were not segregated. Black teachers were rare, but they did exist. Schools offered primary and secondary instruction, but the quality of education varied greatly. Therefore, option A is the best choice as it accurately reflects the progress made in establishing education for black children.

During Reconstruction,the Southern School System