FIRST Jeopardy! (9/19)
 

Alright, today,we have a special question (and it's not my fault if it's wrong). I am typing from Mike Murphy's computer, and I have him and Lee Machado supervising this question. Yes, Murphy and Lee are ineligible for this one, but for the rest of you, for 400, this is the name of the first normal school established in the United States.

Re: FIRST Jeopardy! (9/19)
 

What is Central High?

depends on your defintion of normal :p

What is Boston Latin School?

What is the Normal School in Lexington, Massachusetts?
It is now known as Framingham State College

Re: Re: FIRST Jeopardy! (9/19)
 

A "normal school" was the term used in the late 1800's and early 1900's for a school for training public school teachers. These schools were modeled after the European "Ecole Normale" or "model school."

From: What is a "Normal School"?
:p

Prettymuch Katie spelled it out for you. But nobody had the correct answer. It was the Normal School of Bridgewater, now known as Bridgewater State, in Bridgewater Mass. (home of 88). If they need to, Murphy and Lee can add to this response.

Sorry I'm going to challenge this question b/c I was in fact right and I know I was.

http://webhost.bridgew.edu/adirks/al...rs/bschist.htm

http://www.nd.edu/~rbarger/www7/normal.html

Bridgewater just started the fire for normal schools to spread across the nation.

Well, Eddie said it wasn't his fault, and it wasn't. That was what they told me during my orientation, and I didn't bother to check before giving it to him. Sorry.