Against School Compulsion

The Anti-Catholic Origins of Public Schools
Catholic Answers | 20 Febr. 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gjl94TS_NLw

You can obviously add that if, in times prior to "AD 33", a Bet Sepher could certainly exist in bigger places, attendance was not made mandatory for boys up to the days of Joshua Ben Gamla, who was killed at the beginning of the Jewish War, and was thus part of a Judaism already rejecting Christ.

That would have been the first instance of school compulsion fuelled by some degree of Anti-Catholicism, even if he may not have been as bad as Hanan Ben Hanan or as the usurping High Priest who was taken down by Titus. Forget his name ...

I haven't found evidence there was a Bet Sepher in Nazareth.