Which order of nuns (founded in the sixteenth century) attained prestige in education for women?

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The Ursulines, founded in 1535 by St. Angela Merici, established schools for girls and young women across Europe and North America, becoming renowned for their dedication to female education. The Trentines were a reform movement within the Catholic Church during the 16th century and did not focus specifically on education for women. The Mericis were a group of laypeople and priests founded by Saint Arnold Janssen in the late 19th century, also not focused on education for women. The Jesuits were an order of male priests founded in the late 16th century, primarily focused on missionary work and education for boys.

Which Order of Nuns (Founded in the Sixteenth Century) Attained