Carnot college of Tunis

See also: College Carnot

The Lycée Carnot of Tunis is a French college abroad in activity of 1882 with 1983. Located at Tunis (Tunisia), it is today an establishment of the Tunisian Education system and bears the name of the former president Habib Bourguiba.

History

The Carnot College of Tunis is the heir to a fight of influence between the Italian schools and the French schools but also between the religious congregations and the republican institutions.

In 1845, the Abbot Village, chaplain of the Cathedral Saint-Louis de Carthage, created the first French college, the College Saint-Louis , located in the Médina of Tunis. After thirteen years of existence, the college closes its doors. In 1875, the cardinal Lavigerie decides to inaugurate with Carthage a college bearing the same name as the precedent

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