Which of the Following Statements Best Describes the New England

Which of the following statements best describes the New England town schools?

A) It was a co-educational school for students ages 6 through 13 or 14 with attendance scheduled around weather and farming, taught initially by male faculty.
B) It was a school for boys ages 6 through 14, preparing them to attend college or university.
C) The town schools were limited to incorporated towns that provided a free education to town residents' children, but charged tuition for those students who lived in more rural areas and did not pay town taxes.
D) It was mainly a religious-based education that consisted of scripture, hymns, catechism, and very long prayers.
E) Your professor attended this type of school when he/she was much younger.