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Roman-Vodă National College
__NOTOC__ Roman-Vodă National College () is a high school located at 4 Mihai Eminescu Street, Roman, Romania. The school opened as a gymnasium in the autumn of 1872, with two teachers. Its establishment had received legislative approval nearly four years earlier, but was delayed by lack of funds and seen through by local figures. From the start, it was dedicated to Roman I of Moldavia. Initially sharing a building with another school, it became overcrowded in 1875, due to the rise in the number of grades. The situation improved in 1881, when the gymnasium took over the entire building. The same year, George Radu Melidon was hired to teach history; he would have a significant impact on the development of the school and the town as a whole.History
at the Roman-Vodă National College site
The school moved into another building in 1890; the current one was approved for ...
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