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Jean Louis Calderon High School, Timișoara; William Shakespeare High School, Timișoara; Béla Bartók High School; Nikolaus Lenau High School, Timișoara; Dositej Obradović High School, Timișoara; Vlad Țepeș High School, Timișoara; Grigore Moisil High School (Timișoara) Plastic Arts High School of Timișoara
The school is on the site of what was the Boys' State Primary School no. 6 between 1863 and 1949. In 1902, the building became the property of the City Hall, with a secular board. The language of instruction was Hungarian until 1926 when the Romanian language was introduced, creating a German and a Hungarian section.
Timisoara is the seat of the Archbishopric of Timișoara, the see of the Metropolis of Banat. The archbishopric has jurisdiction over the territory of Timiș County, which is divided into 273 parishes organized in six deaneries (Timișoara I, Timișoara II, Lugoj , Făget , Deta and Sânnicolau Mare ). [ 30 ]
Also in 2006, a boarding school with 80 places was created in the old Piarist dormitory. [4] The school is a state high school, which operates under the protection of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Timișoara, with teaching departments in Romanian and Hungarian. The profile of the high school is theological-humanistic.
Between 1903–1919 it operated as a Hungarian-language school, with Bertalan Schönvitzky (1903–1914) and János Reday (1914–1919) as principals. [5] On 7 August 1919, the school was taken over by the Romanian administration and became the first Romanian high school in Timișoara, named after educator Constantin Diaconovici Loga . It takes ...
Bust of Nikolaus Lenau in the entrance hall of the Nikolaus Lenau High School. In 1761, the two-storey neoclassical building designed by the architect Heinrich Baader [] and built by the civil engineer Johann Reiber [7] was initially the Serbian (Rascian) Town Hall, then a forerunner of the German State Theater in Timișoara with German classics on the repertoire. [8]
The school was founded as a faculty on 30 December 1944, when King Michael I signed Decree-Law no. 660: [4] Art. 1 – The West University is founded on the date of publication of this hereby law, having the following faculties: Law, Literature and Philosophy, Sciences, Human Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Pharmacology and Theology.