where george washington carver go to school?
Tuskegee University Iowa State University Simpson College
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 The death of his father prevented Washington from an education at England 's Appleby School , as his older brothers had received . He achieved the equivalent of an elementary school education from a variety of tutors , as well as from a school run by an Anglican clergyman in or near Fredericksburg . Talk of securing an appointment in the Royal Navy for him when he was 15 was dropped when his widowed mother objected . 

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 Cho attended the Poplar Tree Elementary School in Chantilly , an unincorporated , small community in Virginia 's Fairfax County . According to Kim Gyeong @-@ won , who met Cho in the fifth grade and took classes with him , Cho finished the three @-@ year program at Poplar Tree Elementary School in one and a half years . Cho was noted for being good at mathematics and English , and teachers pointed to him as an example for other students . At that time , according to Kim , nobody disliked Cho and he " was recognized by friends as a boy of knowledge ; ... a good dresser who was popular with the girls . " Kim added that " I only have good memories about him . " An acquaintance noted that " Every time he came home from school he would cry and throw tantrums saying he never wanted to return to school " when Cho first came to the U.S. in about the second grade . 

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 While Newsom later reflected that he did not have an easy childhood , he attended kindergarten and first grade at the French American bilingual school in San Francisco . He eventually transferred because of severe dyslexia that still affects him . His dyslexia has made it difficult for him to write , spell , read and work with numbers . He attended third through fifth grades at Notre Dame des Victoires , where he was placed in remedial reading classes . Newsom graduated from Redwood High School in 1985 . He played basketball and baseball in high school . 

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 Struggling to fit in at Howard , unable to make tenure , and with concerns about the increasing crime rates in Washington , in 1977 the family decided to move once again , this time to Athens , Georgia . Shortly after the move Jarrell became an assistant professor at the University of Georgia . He and his wife started a high @-@ end educational toy company that stemmed from their children 's love for similar toys when living in Washington , D.C .. They opened a small shop called Tadpole Toys and Hobby Center in Athens to great reception . However , as a result of poor sales in May 1982 they were forced to close it . Soon afterwards , Jarrell received tenure at the University . In 1988 , he retired from his position and from teaching as a whole in order to focus on his creative work . By 1994 all three children were grown ; the two daughters attended the Art Institute of Chicago , and Wadsworth Jr. became a seafarer . That year , Jae and daughter Jennifer moved to New York to find a place to live , settling in SoHo , where they were joined by Jarrell a few months later . Currently , Jarrell and Jae live and work in Cleveland , Ohio . 

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 Sheppard was born in Waynesboro , Virginia on March 8 , 1865 , to William Henry Sheppard , Sr. and Fannie Frances Sheppard ( née Martin ) , a free " dark mulatto " , a month before the end of the American Civil War . No records exist to confirm William Sr. ' s status as a slave or freedman , but it has been speculated that he may have been among the slaves forced to serve the Confederacy as Union troops marched upon the South . William Sr. was a barber , and the family has been described as the closest to middle class that blacks could have achieved given the time and place . At age twelve , William Jr. became a stable boy for a white family several miles away while continuing to attend school ; he remembered his two @-@ year stay fondly and maintained written correspondence with the family for many years . Sheppard next worked as a waiter to put himself through the newly created Hampton Institute , where Booker T. Washington was among his instructors in a program that allowed students to work during the day and attend classes at night . A significant influence on his appreciation for native cultures was the " Curiosity Room " , in which the school 's founder maintained a collection of Native Hawaiian and Native American works of art . Later in life he would collect artifacts from the Congo , specifically those of the Kuba , and bring them back for this room , as evidenced by his letters home , such as " [ i ] t was on the first of September , 1890 that William H. Sheppard addressed a letter to General Samuel Armstrong , Hampton , From Stanley Pool , Africa , that he had many artifacts , spears , idols , etc . , and he was ' ... saving them for the Curiosity Room at Hampton ' " . 
