"Women in pre-Hispanic Mexico were educated at home by their mothers in househol

"Women in pre-Hispanic Mexico were educated at home by their mothers in household chores and moral values.. However, Noble women could attend the ichpochcalli, a school dedicated to the training of priestesses and other skills, how to knit and embroider. To enter, Young girls cut their hair as a symbol of dedication to the Gods, thus distinguishing themselves from the priestesses who wore long hair. Sometimes, as a sign of devotion and to appease the wrath of the nefarious Gods, The girls drew blood from various parts of their bodies, performing ritual sacrifices."