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Villa St.-Jean International School - Fribourg, Switzerland Student Rembrances & Photos . Editor's NOTE: Most of the Photo alblums are from a CD carefully compiled from a number of contributors by Former Villa student Kevin Di Palma . Kevin's CD was kindly sent to me by François "Chris" Orenga de Gaffory.
Villa St. Jean International School, originally named Collège Villa St. Jean, was a private Catholic school in Fribourg, Switzerland from 1903 to 1970. Prior to its closure it was the final remaining all-boys' boarding school in Switzerland.
25 de dez. de 2008 · Villa St. Jean International School was a private school in Fribourg, Switzerland from 1903 to 1970. Thursday, December 25, 2008. Souvenirs du Jubilé
52. Villa St. Jean International School, originally named Collège Villa St. Jean, was a private Catholic school in Fribourg, Switzerland from 1903 to 1970. Comments (-1) Yes The Villa International High School is Coed school. Full Calendar. Villa St Jean's coat of arms and motto, "de toute Son Âme", which means "With all his soul" in French.
19 de ago. de 2022 · Villa St. Jean International School, originally named Collge Villa St. Jean, was a private Catholic school in Fribourg, Switzerland from 1903 to 1970. Prior to its closure it was the final remaining allboys' boarding school in Switzerland. Founded in Switzerland in 1903, during an upheaval of anti.
A group of American Marianists re-opened the Villa St. Jean International School at the same location for the 1963-64 school year. There was no decades-long transition. As I understand it, this was basically an American High School. This second school also closed after just a few years of operation.
Villa St Jean's coat of arms and motto, "de toute Son Âme", which means "With all his soul" in French. Villa St. Jean International School, originally named Collège Villa St. Jean, was a private Catholic school in Fribourg, Switzerland from 1903 to 1970. Prior to its closure it was the final remaining all-boys' boarding school in Switzerland.
