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The 22 pages that link to Public education, each with the reason it gives.

• SecularismRelated: School curricula, prayer, and religious symbols make secularism's institutional boundaries concrete.

• National identityRelated: Schools can transmit national histories, languages, and civic narratives to successive generations.

• UniversalismRelated: Its broad provision is a familiar institutional example of universalist policy.

• Common goodRelated: Its advocates connect individual learning with civic capacity and shared opportunity.

• Social liberalismRelated: Broad access to schooling can expand opportunity across differences in family income.

• Social policyRelated: School systems distribute learning opportunities and shape social mobility.

• Andrés BelloRelated: Bello argued for organized instruction and helped establish Chile’s national university.

• Taha HusseinRelated: Hussein’s policy advocacy treated education as a right rather than a privilege.

• Marquis de CondorcetRelated: Condorcet proposed a national system of instruction independent of religious authority.

• William Graham SumnerRelated: Sumner’s Yale teaching and public writing connected his social thought to civic education.

• Educational policyRelated: Public provision is a central model shaped by education policy.

• Lester Frank WardRelated: Ward argued that broadly accessible education could make social improvement more widely achievable.

• SecularityRelated: Secular public schooling raises questions about religious instruction and shared civic curricula.