American High School for Girls

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American High School for Girls was a pioneering American-sponsored secondary school for girls in Istanbul that later evolved into the American College for Girls, a key institution in the history of women’s education in Turkey.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American-sponsored school
girls' school
secondary school
affiliation Protestant missionary movement
city Istanbul
country Ottoman Empire
curriculumIncludes languages
liberal arts
sciences
educationLevel secondary education
genderAdmission female-only
historicalRole bridge between Ottoman and Republican-era educational reforms for women
impactOn women's higher education in Turkey
languageOfInstruction English
laterIntegratedInto Boğaziçi University NERFINISHED
Robert College NERFINISHED
locatedIn Constantinople NERFINISHED
Istanbul
Turkey
notableFor contributing to the emergence of educated women in the late Ottoman and early Republican periods
pioneering girls' secondary education in Istanbul
operatedBy American educators
partOf history of American missionary education in the Ottoman Empire
history of women's education in Turkey
predecessorOf American College for Girls NERFINISHED
purpose education of girls
promotion of Western-style curriculum for women
region Bosphorus region of Istanbul NERFINISHED
sponsoredBy American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions NERFINISHED
American missionaries
successor American College for Girls NERFINISHED

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American College for Girls in Istanbul originalName American High School for Girls