Which of the Following Statements Is False Concerning Early New

Which of the following statements is false concerning early New England school buildings?

A) Schools were started wherever space could be found, including barns.
B) Most schools were built cheaply and had one room with benches for seats and a stove or fireplace for heat.
C) Children from families with very low incomes who attended church regularly and were of good moral character qualified for free or reduced price lunches at school.
D) Paper greased with lard often substituted for school windows.
E) Sometimes a firewood tax levy was placed on parent with children who attended school to pay for heating the school house.