Junior High School Adam Mickiewicz in Vilnius

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Junior High School Adam Mickiewicz in Vilnius

Gimnazjum im. Adam Mickiewicz in Vilnius (Vilniaus Adomo Mickevičiaus gimnazija) - Polish high school in Vilnius. Gymnasium has been operating since 1921 as a coeducational evening gymnasium. The classes took place in the room of the Gimnazjum im. Joachim Lelewel at ul. A. Mickiewicz (now Gediminas). Since 1928, he moved to the junior high school with a humanistic profile on ul. Dominican, opposite the Church of the Holy Spirit. The first director was Bronisław Zapaśnik. As teachers there were Czeslaw Zgorzelski and Józef Rybicki. After the death of B. Wrestler in 1934, the director was Zerebecki, who headed the institution until its closure in 1939. After the beginning of the Secondary School War, in 1942 the Jewish children's home was relocated to ul. Krupnicza (now Kruopų gatvė) as the 4th Men's Gymnasium. In 1945 it became the initial school no. 7, which was transformed into a high school in 1953. From 1952 to 1967, its director was Alexander Karuza, and in 1968-1979 Fryd Mackiewicz. In 1989 the school was renamed Adam Mickiewicz, and on June 11, 1999, the Minister of Education of Lithuania gave the school "realinio profilo gimnazijos statusa" ("the status of gymnasium for the real direction").

The school's director has been Czesław Dawidowicz since 1979.

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