Wilma Rudolph's school education?

She received a full scholarship to Tennessee state.

Wilma Rudolph died on November, 12, 1994!

Clarksville, Tennessee

Wilma Rudolphs father died in 1961 from getting stabbed

her childhood nickname wuz skeeter

Elementary School: Cobb Elementary (started at age 7) High School: Burt High School College: Tennessee State University

Wilma Grossmann has written: 'Aschenputtel im Schulalltag' -- subject(s): Education, School social work, Social aspects of Education

Overcomes polio considered the fastest runner in the world in the 1960s

Wilma Rudolph was home schooled until she was 7 then she attended Burt high school. I am doing research on her for black American month at school!!!<3

She was home schooled til she was seven and did not get a education so I think she did not go to school.

Wilma Rudolph could go to school at the age of twelve.

Wilma Rudolph received a full scholarship and studied Education at Tennessee State University. She received her Bachelor's degree in Education in 1963.

Wilma Rudolph was 20th of 22 children. She was home schooled until seven, (because of her disability) and later attended Burt High School where she played basketball (following her sister Yolanda) and was discovered by Tennessee State track & field coach Ed Temple. She received a full scholarship to Tennessee State University, graduating in 1963 with a bachelor's degree in education (after her track career she became a teacher at Cobb elementary school) No Wilma Rudolph did not get a education as she was one of ninteen children.

it was burt high school

In high school and middle school

the olympic athlete wilma rudolph graduated from Tennessee State University with her bachelors in elementary education.

Wilma Rudolph met Robert Eldridge at high school.

Wilma married her high school sweetheart Robert Eldridge in 1963, and had four children.

Burt High School in 1956

Wilma J. Robles de Melendez has written: 'Teaching young children in multicultural classrooms' -- subject(s): Curricula, Early childhood education, Minorities, Multicultural education, Education (Early childhood)

Wilma Sudhoff Keyser has written: 'Planning for nursery children' -- subject(s): Religious education of preschool children

Tennessee State University in Nashville, Tennessee.

Tennessee State University.She achieved a bachelor's degree in elementary education.

Wilma Rudolph began running track while attending Burt High School in 1955. She retired in 1962.

Wilma Rudolph was 20th of 22 children. She was home schooled until seven, (because of her disability) and later attended Burt High School where she played basketball (following her sister Yolanda) and was discovered by Tennessee State track & field coach Ed Temple. She received a full scholarship to Tennessee State University, graduating in 1963 with a bachelor's degree in education (after her track career she became a teacher at Cobb Elementary School)