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The Association for the Woman’s Education was a reformist initiatory, who arose in 1870 from Fernando de Castro. That initiative evolved thanks to the collaboration of people who supported institutions, and their main aim was to promote the feminine education in Spain. The path of the Association, from 1870 until 1920, already has been exposed in some studies, but not its last stage. For this reason, after make references about some of the characteristics of the Association during its first years (1870-1920), this paper try to show up information about schools and plans of study applied in Spain during the period of time 1920-1936, before the Civil War.

La asociación para la enseñanza de la mujer. Una iniciativa reformista de Fernando de Castro (1870-19369