Editing Spanish Revolution of 1936 (section)

==== Primary and secondary education ====
The [[New Unified School Council]] (UNSC), created in Catalonia on 27 July 1936, was entrusted with the task of restructuring the educational system in Catalonia. This organization could be understood as a model of public management of education: free, co-educational, secular, use of the vernacular, and unification of the different educational levels.{{sfn|Tiana Ferrer|1987|pp=183–184}} However, the CENU created a Regional Federation of Rationalist Schools that was outside the UNSC system.{{sfn|Tiana Ferrer|1987|pp=191, 202}}

In rural areas, the collectivist movement was forced to intervene more directly than in the cities.{{sfn|Tiana Ferrer|1987|p=161}} Either because there were no educational structures before or because there was greater autonomy, in many rural municipalities the community faced local, professional, or municipal expenses.{{sfn|Tiana Ferrer|1987|pp=195, 204}} It was also important obey the statutes of some communities that prohibited child labor.{{sfn|Tiana Ferrer|1987|p=161}}