U.S. Educational Institutions

U.S. educational institutions include a range of organizations that provide formal learning opportunities. Primary and secondary schools (elementary through high school) are funded by government and serve early education. Higher education institutions, such as colleges and universities, offer undergraduate and graduate programs, emphasizing specialized knowledge and research. There are also technical schools and community colleges focusing on vocational training or affordable higher education. Funding sources vary, including government, private donations, and tuition. These institutions aim to develop skills, knowledge, and critical thinking, preparing students for careers, citizenship, and lifelong learning.