U.s schools prevent their tradition of schooling because it was always a great ending or climax of their graduation. it must be a classic state of living. the students in 1960 are now in good and stable life. so that should be the reason. read more
I was in India, in the 1960s. So I am going to tell you about life in India. Most middle-class families sent their children to private schools. Public schools existed. But they were for the poor. On the other hand, private schools were relatively inexpensive. My father made Rs. 3,000 per month when I started school. Tuition was Rs. 40 per month. read more
1960s schools were very different than the schools of today. There were different expectations in both behavior and dress. While many students of today have very strong opinions about what they are and are not permitted to wear, most 1960s schools had a much stricter dress code. read more