where robert frost went to school?
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 Robert grew up and attended school in Worcester and was involved in academic and traveling theatrical productions during high school . Thanks to financial aid from his late brother 's fiancee , Lillian Duryea , he could attend Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter , New Hampshire for his final year of high school . Benchley reveled in the atmosphere at the Academy , and he remained active in creative extracurricular activities , thereby damaging his academic credentials toward the end of his term . 

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 He decided to pursue a career in film . After attending two other film schools , he graduated from Full Sail University in another Central Florida town , Winter Park , as the class valedictorian . He moved to Southern California and began working as a story editor , primarily doing uncredited rewrites . 

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 From 1956 to 1958 , Ochs was a student at the Staunton Military Academy in rural Virginia , and when he graduated he returned to Columbus and enrolled in the Ohio State University . Unhappy after his first quarter , he took a leave of absence and went to Florida . While in Miami , the 18 @-@ year @-@ old Ochs was jailed for two weeks for sleeping on a park bench , an incident he would later recall : 

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 When John was nine , his father sent him to Hopkins Academy ; the next year , the father took him out again , in part because the boy was in constant trouble and in part because the father had lost his fortune in the Panic of 1819 . 

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 Conant returned to the United States in February 1957 , and moved to an apartment on the Upper East Side of New York . Between 1957 and 1965 , the Carnegie Corporation of New York gave him over a million dollars to write studies of education . In 1959 he published The American High School Today . This became a best seller , resulting in Conant 's appearance on the cover of Time magazine on September 14 , 1959 . In it , Conant called for a number of reforms , including the consolidation of high schools into larger bodies that could offer a broader range of curriculum choices . Although it was slammed by critics of the American system , who hoped for a system of education based on the European model , it did lead to a wave of reforms across the country . His subsequent Slums and Suburbs in 1961 was far more controversial in its treatment of racial issues . Regarding busing as impractical , Conant urged Americans " to accept de facto segregated schools " . This did not go over well with civil rights groups , and by 1964 Conant was forced to admit that he had been wrong . In The Education of American Teachers in 1963 , Conant found much to criticize about the training of teachers . Most controversial was his defense of the arrangement by which teachers were certified by independent bodies rather than the teacher training colleges . 
