What elementary school did Thomas Jefferson go to?
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When Thomas was older, he decided to be a lawyer. He studied at the college of William and Mary at Williamsburg, which at that time was the capital of Virginia. \n\nEverything you need re: Thomas Jefferson Biography:\n\nwww.hyperhistory.net/apwh/bios/b4tjefferson5vh.htm ·
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I think the traditional answer is Pennsylvania.  From the government's website, Graff House is considered "where" he wrote it.  Note that technically they were colonies at this point, and not states, since we had not actually broken away.  See excerpt below:\n\nThe Graff House where Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence \nThe house of Jacob Graff, brick mason, located at the southwest corner of Market and Seventh Street, Philadelphia, was the residence of Thomas Jefferson when he drafted the Declaration of Independence. The three-story brick house is pictured here in Harper's Weekly, April 7, 1883. Jefferson rented the entire second floor for himself and his household staff.
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jefferson high school and international academy
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No. Thomas Jefferson was the author of the Declaration of Independence not the Constitution of the United States
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*Chuckling for I learned something here* Thomas Jefferson has no middle name, and neither did 16 other US Presidents.\n\nSee the link for more info...
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George Washigton University in Washington D.C.  Stanford, Michigan State University.  It depends on in what you plan to specialize.  Educationsal policy, elementary education, educationa psychology etc.
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Thomas Jefferson.  He believed in limited government powers, and believed in the small community.
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Thomas Jefferson founded the University of Virginia.
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He grew up in an Anglican Church.  So, Christian, but he did have different beliefs that most other people in his time.  For more details, see the website.  He was very concerned with reason and morals.\n\n"Jefferson's earliest writings on religion exhibit a natural theology, a heavy reliance on reason, and the belief that morality comes not from special revelation but from careful attention to the inward moral sense."
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Thomas Jefferson was one.
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Geroge Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Rosevelt
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This might answer a lot of your questions:\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_3592_become-elementary-school.html
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Jefferson changed the face of the presidency.  In the study of how our government started he was a key factor.  Jefferson thought the government was too powerful at the time he took office.  Jefferson worked to change it with new economic policies.  He reduced government spending through budget management. (a lesson we should take from him now)  He also decreased the size of the government by having government take less of a role in the lives of everyday people like us.  \n\nThis is important for 8th graders to know because there are many things you can learn from Jefferson.  In only four or five years you will be voting in the same elections adults are voting in.   We want you to be informed voters.  We want you to know how to listen for what candidates stand for, decide if you agree with them and make your own choices.  That is why we study any past presidents,  it is to make you consider, is this someone you would have voted for?  If not what would you vote for?  Jefferson and Adams differed in many ways.  Jefferson and Hamilton probably differed even more.  Who would you have voted for?  Look at candidates we have now.  They too have different opinions.  Can you take a position and stand for it?  Can you make an informed decision and vote for the person that will help our country the most?  Start thinking about it now because you will be standing in that voting booth all alone some day and you will have to make the decisions.
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In elementary school.
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I'm assuming you mean Henry Bessemer. Here is his biography:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Bessemer\n\nAutobiography:\n\nhttp://www.history.rochester.edu/ehp-book/shb/start.htm\n\nNeither really state which school he went to. Which means he could have been home schooled. Read up, you should find out.
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Thomas Jefferson lived in France for a period of time following the American Revolution. When he returned, he brought new foods and introduced them to the U.S. Many have since become staples of our culture: macaroni & cheese, ice cream, french fries, for example. \n\nYou could explain the history leading up to Jefferson's time in France, what happened when he was there, give out samples of some of the foods he brought back with him, and talk about the role they play in our everyday lives today.
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oooooo went to a lot of schools\n\nFrazysburg Elementary School (one year)\nCherry Valley Elementary School (little over a school year)\nBladensburg Elemntary School (litte under a school year)\nGarfield Elementary School (one year)\nHazelwood Elementary School (two years)\nKettering Intermediate School (one year)\nLincoln Middle School (2 years)\nLicking Valley High School (4 years)\nTHE Ohio State University (one year -- drop out, no money)\n\n:o)