Phrontisterion of Athens

The Phrontisterion of Athens was an educational institution in Greece, founded in 1889 and operational until 1930. It served as a private secondary school, focusing on preparing students for university and fostering advanced learning. Named after the ancient Greek word for "thought" or "mind," it aimed to promote intellectual development and scholarly achievement. The school was notable for its rigorous academics, Greek cultural emphasis, and contribution to education during its time, playing a significant role in the intellectual landscape of Greece in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.