- Source: Houffon High School
The Houffon High School, formerly known as Cours Normal d'Instituteurs d'Abomey, is a public secondary school in Benin, created in 1921.
History
Created in 1921 under the name Cours Normal d'Instituteurs d'Abomey, this colonial building was later renamed Houffon High School. At the time, the school was modeled after the William Ponty School in Gorée, and it welcomed not only student teachers from Dahomey but also from other colonies of French West Africa. Since 1996, the building has been named Lycée Houffon - Foyer des Jeunes Filles and is under the supervision of the Ministry of Secondary, Technical, and Vocational Education.
See also
Lycée agricole Mèdji de Sékou
Lycée Béhanzin
Lycée Toffa 1er
Lycée Technique Coulibaly de Cotonou