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Boston Latin School
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Boston Latin School, at Boston; opened 1635 as a school for boys; one of the oldest free public schools in the United States. Many famous men attended the school, including five signers of the Declaration of Independence and four presidents of Harvard. In 1972 it became coeducational.

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See P. Marson, Breeder of Democracy (1963).



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The title of longest continuous rivalry belongs to Boston English and Boston Latin high schools, which have been meeting on consecutive Thanksgivings since 1887.
At the camp, they have a [real-time] trading room," says the Boston Latin High School senior.
The three Regional Winners are: * Team 69 - Quincy High School, sponsored by P&G Gillette * Team 125 - Brookline High School and Boston Latin High School, sponsored by Northeastern University and Textron * Team 126 - Clinton High School, sponsored by Nypro Team 126 also won the Regional Chairman's Award, FIRST's highest honor and most sought after award.
 
 
 
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