For the French, universal public education effectively starts at 3.

By 1965, all four nations had achieved universal primary education.

An international conference on universal primary education could then be called, with participation from all member nations.

Federal funding for universal education did not pass Congress during the 1880s.

It provided universal education and gave services to the poor for the first time.

And universal primary education could be achieved for an additional $5 billion each year.

For the first time in my life, I began to wonder about the benefits of universal education.

Some $5 billion in new money a year is needed to help meet the goal of universal education.

Meeting the target of universal primary education looks extremely difficult.

The best hope for the future may be universal education, which will not change current attitudes but rather those of the next generation.