City daughter school Hannover

Several girls' schools in Hanover were designated as city ​​daughter schools:

• City girls' school I (Hannover) , founded in 1802 later Töchterschule the residence and Higher Töchterschule I and German high school for girls called
• Stadttöchterschule II , founded in 1859, later girls' middle school I, see Lotte-Kestner-Schule

See also

• Hof-Söhne and daughters school , the later higher girls' school I later Lyceum I , from the Wilhelm Raabe School (Hannover) emerged
• Higher Töchterschule II (Hanover) , the later Schillerschule (Hanover)
• Higher daughter school III, later the Sophia School in Hanover
• St. Ursula School Hanover , founded in 1851 for Catholic girls, later also called St. Ursula-Oberlyzeum next to the provost church of St. Clemens
• Friederikenschule (Hanover) , founded in Linden in 1854, later the Ihmeschule
• Court sons and daughter school

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