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Unia Lubelska High School
20-005 Lublin, Plac Wolności 4
tel./fax. (0-81)53-209-47
http://www.3lo.lublin.pl/
e-mail: unia@leda.3lo.lublin.pl
The Headmistress: Anna Suszyna
The Deputy Headmistresses: Barbara Kasperek, Ewa Fijuth
The number of teachers: 63, including Maria Curie-Sklodowska
University teachers (maths and art), a Catholic University of Lublin
teacher (philosophy), 5 teachers with Doctor Degree, 16 chartered
teachers, a library teacher that has been a member of National Library
Council.
The number of classes: 24
From the school year 2003/04 the classes have be granted the auspices of the following institutions:
- class with an extended curriculum of computer science and management - Lublin BusinessSchool
- classes with an extended curriculum of Mathematics and Physics - Institute of Physics at UMCS
- classes with an extended curriculum of humanistic and social studies - Faculty of Political Science at UMCS
- classes with an extended curriculum of journalism and theatre studies - Juliusz Osterwa Theatre
- classes with an extended curriculum of biology and chemistry - Medical Academy
- classes with an extended curriculum of linguistics and
European studies - Department of Applied Linguistics of Maria
Curie-Skłodowska University
- general classes with an extended teaching of English - English Department of Maria Curie-Skłodowska University.
The number of classrooms: 23
The Gym
Playing-field
The library- Multimedia Information Centre equipped with eMac computers, Interenet access, coputerised database and catalogues.
Computer laboratories- 3. One equipped with iMac computers, two with PC types. Constant access to the Internet.
2 laptops.
...We belong to the Club of the Oldest Schools in Poland...
The school opened its door for students on the 7th of October 1921.
This first Public Female Grammar School in Lublin had struggled with
huge location problems since the moment of its creation. It wasn't
until 1933, after three changes of location, that the Unia Lubelska
School was given the building at 12 Narutowicza Street. Unfortunately,
on November 15, 1939 the school ceased to exist by the terms of the
decree of the German authorities. In such circumstances the only form
of education was underground teaching activity. 35 students obtained
their high-school certificates in Unia then. During the years 1944-47
the school operated in the dormitory building at Archidiakońska Street.
From 1950 the high school had its premises in the Palace of Tarło
(Pałacyk Tarłów) (now the seat of the Voivodship House of Culture WDK).
In 1966 the school, being already named Unia Lubelska General High
School in Lublin, moved to the building, where it has operated until
today, which had previously been the seat of the Primary School Nr 12,
at Plac Wolności 4. The first organizer of "Unia" was Rev. Kazimierz
Gostyński, an outstanding figure for Lublin's education, while Marceli
Opitz was its first headmaster. In August 1922 the function of the
headmaster was taken over by Róża Marczewska, the graduate of Sorbonne
University of Paris. She held this office for 7 years. In September
1929 the office was taken over by Ludmiła Madlerowa. One year later the
headmistress of the school became Jadwiga Firewiczowa. The following
headmistresses were: Elżbieta Andrzejewska-Gałecka (in the schoolyear
1936/37) and Janina Mally (from 1937). In 1948 Unia Lubelska High
School was transformed into the eleven-year school and Mieczysław
Koszałka was appointed headmaster. From 1950 the headmaster of Unia was
Tadeusz Szymański, during the years 1972-90 - Stefan Maleska. Since
1990 Anna Suszyna has served as headmistress.
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