What role did the Church play in improving education in Medieval europe

The church played an important role in improving education in medieval Europe.

Explanation:

During the middle ages schooling mostly took place aim monasteries. A way of writing using small letters was developed which was different from the Roman style that used capital letters only.

From 1200's cathedral schools gave rise to universities. Subjects like geometry, Latin grammar, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy etc. Books at that time were hand written and were rarely available.

Students who got admissions in clergy schools were usually sons of nobles and studied for careers in clergy.

The medieval church added to its wealth by collecting a tithe, or tax ... Church officials were often the only people who could read. As a result, they kept records for monarchs and became trusted advisors. At times, the church's power brought it into conflict with European monarchs.