List of schools in Argentina

Last updated June 13, 2023

This is a list of schools in the South American country of Argentina. It records the country's notable state and private schools. Tertiary schools are presented separately on the list of universities in Argentina.

School	City	Founded	Motto	Type	Website
Asociación Escuelas Lincoln	La Lucila	1936	Fiat lux	Private
Balmoral College	Banfield	1959	Labor omnia vincit	Private
Barker College	Lomas de Zamora	1897	Manners maketh man	Private
Belgrano Day School	Buenos Aires	1912	Fac recte	Private
Bernasconi Institute	Buenos Aires	1929	None	Public
Buenos Aires English High School	Buenos Aires	1884	Servabo fidem	Private
Buenos Aires International Christian Academy	Buenos Aires	1998	Honor, excellence, service	Private
Colegio Boston	Banfield	2005	Educar para la comprensión	Private
Colegio Cardenal Newman	Boulogne Sur Mer	1948	Certa bonum certamen	Private
Colegio Carmen Arriola de Marín	Béccar	1912	Educar es servir a Dios y a la Patria	Private
Colegio de Todos Los Santos	Villa Adelina	1981	Verde es el árbol de la vida	Private
Colegio del Salvador	Buenos Aires	1868	Ad maiorem Dei gloriam	Private
Colegio Diocesano Monseñor Miguel Ángel Alemán	Ushuaia	1993	Justicia y paz	Private
Colegio French	Banfield	1992	Sinceritas et eloquentia	Private
Colegio Inglés Horacio Watson	Buenos Aires	1911	Como siembres, cosecharás	Private
Colegio Las Victorias	Gualeguaychú	1999	None	Private
Colegio Mallinckrodt	Buenos Aires	1905	None	Private
Colegio Mallinckrodt	Martínez	1934	None	Private
Colegio Marista Champagnat	Buenos Aires	1914	None	Private
Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires	Buenos Aires	1863	None	Public
Colegio Nacional de Monserrat	Córdoba	1687	En virtud y Letras	Public
Colegio Nacional de San Isidro	San Isidro	1916	None	Public	None
Colegio Nacional de Ushuaia	Ushuaia	1994	None	Public
Colegio Pestalozzi	Buenos Aires	1934	None	Private
Colegio Salesiano Tulio Garcia Fernández	San Miguel de Tucumán	1925	None	Private	None
Colegio San Agustín	Buenos Aires	1907	None	Private
Colegio Santa Brígida	Buenos Aires	1899	None	Private
Colegio Santa Catalina	San Miguel de Tucumán	1889	None	Private
Colegio Santo Domingo	Ramos Mejía	1915	None	Private
Colegio Tarbut	Olivos	1961	None	Private
Colegio Ward	Villa Sarmiento	1913	Pax orbis	Private
Dr. Manuel Pizarro Technical School	Santa Fe	1932	None	Public
EET Nº7 Taller Regional Quilmes (IMPA)	Quilmes	1957	Identidad, maestría, progreso, acción	Public
Escuela Argentina Modelo	Buenos Aires	1918	None	Private
Escuela Argentina Modelo	Ingeniero Pablo Nogués	2005	None	Private
Escuela Cangallo	Buenos Aires	1898	None	Private
Escuela Secundaria Técnica Química Industrial y Minera	Malargüe	Unknown	None	Public	None
Escuela Superior de Comercio Carlos Pellegrini	Buenos Aires	1890	None	Public
Escuela Técnica ORT Almagro	Buenos Aires	Unknown	None	Private
Escuela Técnica ORT Belgrano	Buenos Aires	Unknown	None	Private
Florida Day School	Florida	1925	Each for all	Private
Hölters Schule	Villa Ballester	1931	None	Private
Instituto Euskal-Echea	Llavallol, Buenos Aires	1904	Gernikako Arbola (himno)	Private
Instituto La Salle Florida	Florida	1934	None	Private
Instituto Politécnico Superior	Rosario	1906	None	Public
IPEM 42 Marcela Beatriz Moyano Coudert	Córdoba	1989	None	Public
Lycée Français Jean-Mermoz	Buenos Aires	1967	None	Private
Michael Ham Memorial College	Nordelta	2006	Quis ut Deus?	Private
Michael Ham Memorial College	Vicente López, Buenos Aires	1926	Quis ut Deus?	Private
Northlands School	Olivos	1920	Friendship and service	Private
Otto Krause Technical School	Buenos Aires	1897	None	Public
Quilmes High School	Quilmes	1907	Sine labore nihil	Private
Saint Gregory's School	Buenos Aires	1992	The will of teaching, the wish of learning	Private
Saint Mary of the Hills School	Pilar	2001	Adiunge sapientiam beneficio	Private
Saint Mary of the Hills School	San Fernando	1979	Adiunge sapientiam beneficio	Private
Saint Paul's School	La Cumbre	1954	To strive, to seek, to find	Private
St. Andrew's Scots School	Olivos	1838	Sic itur ad astra	Private
St. Brendan's College	Buenos Aires	1966	Domus et schola patriam faciunt	Private
St. Catherine's Moorlands	Buenos Aires	1956	Veritas et fidelitas	Private
St. Catherine's Moorlands	Tortuguitas	1982	Veritas et fidelitas	Private
St. George's College, North	Los Polvorines	1989	Vestigia nulla retrorsum	Private
St. George's College, Quilmes	Quilmes	1898	Vestigia nulla retrorsum	Private
St. Hilda's College	Hurlingham	1912	Laborare est orare	Private
St. John's School	Béccar	1992	Vincit veritas	Private
St. John's School	Martínez	1950	Vincit veritas	Private
St. John's School	Pilar	1996	Vincit veritas	Private
St. Margaret's School	Buenos Aires	1924	Uniti vireamus	Private
St. Mark's College	Monte Grande	1958	Dominus regit me	Private
Villa Devoto School	Buenos Aires	1908	Esse quam videri	Private
Washington School	Buenos Aires	1950	El mejor niño, para el mejor hombre, para un mundo mejor	Private

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