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During colonial Texas, there were no formal public schools as we understand them today. Education was primarily provided through private tutors or small, informal schools run by religious institutions. The lack of a structured public education system reflected the region's sparse population and limited resources. It wasn't until later, after Texas gained independence and statehood, that public education began to develop more formally.

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