Liceo Agustín Ross Edwards facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Liceo Agustín Ross Edwards |
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| Type | High school |
| Established | 1979 |
| Principal | Hipólito Segundo Solano Rubio |
| Number of students | 562 (2015) |
| Website | Liceo Agustín Ross Edwards |
Liceo Agustín Ross Edwards is a public high school in Pichilemu, Chile. It is named after Agustín Ross Edwards. He was a famous Chilean politician. He is known for building many important parts of Pichilemu.
About Liceo Agustín Ross Edwards
This high school opened its doors in 1979. It is a "Humanistic Scientific" school. This means it teaches both arts and sciences. Students learn about history, literature, math, and science.
Since 1998, the school has used the "Complete Scholar Journey" system. This means students spend more hours at school each day. They have more time for classes and activities. This helps them learn more and get better results.
School Leadership and Students
The principal of Liceo Agustín Ross Edwards is Hipólito Segundo Solano Rubio. He leads the school and its teachers.
In 2015, the school had 562 students. There were also 38 teachers helping them learn.
Students have their own group called the "students' center." This group helps students share their ideas. It also helps them work with the school staff. The president of the students' center is Matías Lizana Calderón. Parents also have a group called the "parents' center." This group helps parents get involved in the school. Its president is Marco Antonio Salgado Contreras.
