I WONDER - What Were Ancient Roman Schools Called?

Ancient Roman schools, known as Ludi, were typically managed by private individuals or organizations called School I. These schools were led by well-educated men who had retired from public service. They charged fees for their educational services, which were primarily attended by children from wealthy and upper-class families.

What were ancient Roman schools commonly called?

• Ludi

• Gymnasia

• Lyceums

• Academies

Who typically ran the organizations known as School I?

• Young scholars

• Retired public officials

• Military leaders

• Merchants

What was a common characteristic of the leaders of School I?

• They were former athletes

• They were wealthy merchants

• They were well-educated

• They were artists

Who primarily attended these ancient Roman schools?

• Children of artisans

• Children of soldiers

• Children of the wealthy

• Children of farmers

What was a requirement for attending these schools?

• Paying a fee

• Having a recommendation

• Being a Roman citizen

• Passing an entrance exam