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An incomplete list of schools in Paraguay :
- Type: PU – Public, PR – Private, PS – Private-Subsidized
- Yes – If the institution have the program
- No – If the institution does not have the program
- EMD – Enseñanza Media Diversificada
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An incomplete list of schools in Paraguay :
| Institution name | Type | Religious | Shift | Secondary Educ. | Web Page | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachillerato Científico | Bachillerato Técnico | |||||
| Colegio Nacional de la Capital Gral. Bernardino Caballero | PU | Morning, Afternoon, Night | Yes |
| Web site | |
| Institution name | Type | Religious | Shift | Secondary Educ. | Web Page | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachillerato Científico | Bachillerato Técnico | |||||
| American School of Asunción | PR | Morning, Afternoon | Yes | No | Web site | |
| Asunción Christian Academy | PR | Catholic | Morning, Afternoon | Yes | No | |
| Colegio Cristo Rey | PR | Catholic | Morning | Yes |
| Web site |
| Colegio Dante Alighieri | PR | Morning | Yes | No | Web site | |
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