Why did people go to school at Preston castle?

Preston Castle, located in California, originally served as a reform school for boys from 1894 until 1960. It aimed to rehabilitate juvenile delinquents by providing education, vocational training, and moral guidance. The institution sought to instill discipline and life skills in its students, helping them reintegrate into society as productive citizens. Over time, it became a symbol of the challenges and complexities of the juvenile justice system.