Gymnasium UNT

Gymnasium of the U.N.T.
Coat of arms of Gymnasium
Address
621 25 de mayo Tucumán Argentina
Information
Type	Public
Established	1948
Oversight	National University of Tucumán
Principal	Sandra Mansilla
Number of students	550

The Gymnasium is a high school for men and women (formerly for men) belonging to the National University of Tucumán, located in San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina. It is characterized by its humanistic orientation, using a system of self-discipline, a mentoring scheme and the wide participation that students have in it. The Gymnasium is designed to prepare students for university life, but also goes beyond the academic system. This special training is given because, as well as some teachers have a deeper learning, these students act as mentors to their pairs. Supports of this education system are primarily the student or teacher mentoring, and organizational bodies such as the College Club, the Board of Representatives or of the Advisory Council. This organizational system allows students to acquire skills of organization, interaction and extensive human and a democratic vision. The historic actions of the students in the Gymnasium has been very favorable for youth in the province since it emerged in the popular traditions such as Camps (1948), Study Tours (1950), own magazine (The Chasqui, 1951) and the "Celebration Week" (1957).

References[]

• National University of Tucumán (1948), Carta fundacional del Gymnasium (Gymnasium's establishment resolution) (in Spanish), San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina, retrieved 2009-03-17
• Club Colegial Gymnas (2003), Estatuto del Club Colegial Gymnas (Gymnas' College Club's bylaw) (PDF) (in Spanish), retrieved 2009-03-17^{[permanent dead link]}
• "Página de la Comunidad Gymnasista (Gymnasium's community web page)" (in Spanish).
• Club Colegial Gymnas, Chasqui division (1998), Chasqui edition number 70º (PDF) (in Spanish), C.C.G., retrieved 2009-03-17
• Club Colegial Gymnas, Chasqui division (2008), Chasqui edition number 86º (in Spanish), C.C.G.

Coordinates: 26°49′21″S 65°12′08″W / 26.82250°S 65.20222°W / -26.82250; -65.20222

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