going to school

“This day, meeting Mr. Pierce at White Hall, he tells me that his boy hath a great mind to see me, and is going to school again; and Dr. Clerke, being by, do tell me that he is a fine boy; but I durst not answer anything, because I durst not invite him to my house, for fear of my wife; and therefore, to my great trouble, was forced to neglect that discourse.”

Diary of Samuel Pepys, January 1668/69

“My parents gave me the choice between going to school at Visitation Academy or another private school where the society in Saint Louis sent their daughters.”

Simon & Schuster: The Grace to Race

“During the course of several mornings spent at Joy Lok, it became clear to me that these women were going to school with their children.”

Simon & Schuster: American Chinatown

“F is going to school & learning fast Grammer, Geography, Latin grammer, &c &c”

Augusta County: John Quincy Adams Nadenbousch to Hester J. Nadenbousch, April 1, 1865

“One season when I was fifteen or sixteen, I set my heart on going to school at Harpersfield.”

My Boyhood

“Lori Fowler is currently going to school to become an elementary school teacher.”

Simon & Schuster: Mortified

“I loved going to school at Ashley Hall, where I grew up quite a bit.”

Simon & Schuster: Barbara Bush