Lyceu Paraibano, Secondary school in João Pessoa, Brazil
Lyceu Paraibano is a secondary school in João Pessoa built with modernist architecture from the 1930s. The building on Avenida Getúlio Vargas contains multiple departments and facilities designed for specialized instruction.
The school was founded in 1836 as a humanities college emphasizing Latin and philosophy. Over time its curriculum expanded to include mathematics and sciences.
The school shaped important figures in Brazilian intellectual life across different fields. Its role as an educational institution made it influential in the region's development.
The building sits on Avenida Getúlio Vargas in a central location of João Pessoa. Since it is an active educational facility, visitor access may depend on the school schedule and administrative policies.
Emperor Dom Pedro II visited in 1859, highlighting the school's importance as a major educational center. This visit underscored its early significance in northeastern Brazil.
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