Explain how the Freedmen’s Bureau helped reform education in the South.

The Freedmen's Bureau helped to reform education in the
South mainly by helping to create a system of public education in that
region.

Before the Civil War, there was very little in the
way of public education in the South.  Southerners typically felt that education was
something that should be provided by the family or the church.  This meant that it was
mostly well-off white people who got educated.

During
Reconstruction, the Freedmen's Bureau helped to create schools for the freed slaves.  By
doing so, they also helped to create the idea that state governments should be
responsible for providing education not only to blacks but to whites as
well.