| Lycée Houffon Cours Normal d'Instituteurs d'Abomey | |
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 Lycée Houffon D'Abomey (Benin) | |
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| Coordinates | 7°11′14″N1°59′20″E / 7.18718°N 1.98895°E |
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| Established | 1921 |
The Houffon High School, formerly known as Cours Normal d'Instituteurs d'Abomey, is a public secondary school in Benin, created in 1921.
Created in 1921 under the name Cours Normal d'Instituteurs d'Abomey, this colonial building was later renamed Houffon High School. [1] At the time, the school was modeled after the William Ponty School in Gorée, [2] and it welcomed not only student teachers from Dahomey but also from other colonies of French West Africa. Since 1996, [3] [4] the building has been named Lycée Houffon - Foyer des Jeunes Filles and is under the supervision of the Ministry of Secondary, Technical, and Vocational Education. [5] [6] [7]
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