Afyonkarahisar High School

A magnificent Ottoman architecture.

It is the school where the king man Yunus Emre Güllü attended.

In the first delegation meeting of Ilmiye (1923), the name of the Sultanians was converted to Lise. 72 single classes ie secondary school and 23 full-cycle high schools were opened. The first five-year secondary education and the primary school classes connected with the sultans were considered as a whole. Afyonkarahisar-ı Sahip Sultanisi started to work as a secondary school covering the first and middle part between 1923-1926.

Afyonkarahisar High School is a school with an honored history of 123 years ... It is also a regional school of that period ... The two Presidents a famous school that has been brought out ... From his works ... building a masonry .... There was also a "middle school" part in our time. I graduated from Middle School of Afyonkarahisar High School in 1968. My school number is not in my mind Whereas, it is 3133 ... Hi all my teachers and friends you get! .. Hi you! Have the best achievements! ...

It is the first and major high school that opened under the name of "mektebi-i idadi-i mulk" in the period of Sultan Abdulhamit in 1894. Education and training is still being carried out under the name of Afyon High School. The first information about the school is found in an annual published in Servet-i Fünun magazine in 1912 under the name of “Afyon Rüşdiye Mektebi”. In the chronology section of the yearbook (Salname), the establishment of the school is stated as August 1894 in the Central Junior High School (opening) section. After the junior high classes were created, idâdî classes were opened on them. Karahisar-ı Sahip İdâdîsi also continued his education and training duties, including a junior high school, until the First World War (1894-1912). During this period, the school had three junior high and two idâdî classes. When it was decided to open vocational departments for the Idâdîs, only a Trade Department was opened in Afyon and very few students were enrolled in this department. The first building of İdâdî was in Mecidiye, the upper floor of the Rüştiye School located opposite the Pasha Mosque, and the first staff had 5 teachers and 3 caretakers. 61 students were studying at the school. Karahisar-ı Sahip İdâdîsi, which was 5 years old, left this school building in Mecidiye and moved to the building of the old Namık Kemal Primary School in Yukarı Pazar. It is seen that in the 1897-1898 academic year, there were 80 students and 6 teachers and 92 students in the Education Yearbook dated 1321. The construction of the current main stone building started on May 19, 1914 and was completed in October 1916 for more than two years, especially during the depressive periods of the First World War. The building is in neo-classical style showing the latest developments in Turkish architecture. The entrance is paved with steps with marble heads, and the front and side walls of the building are decorated with the best examples of Ottoman tile art. The wall is made of chipped stone. The tile floors on the walls bear the curved branch Rumi Palmet decors. The building is rectangular in plan direction and consists of six classrooms and three rooms around a long corridor with basement. The same plan was applied on the upper floor; only the front entrance section was built as teachers' room. Since 1916, the school has continued its education and training with 5 classrooms in its own building. In 1921-1922 it was converted into a 9-class sultânî. Between 1923-1926, it started to work as a primary and middle school secondary school. In 1926, due to the increasing number of students, the first sections were separated from the middle part, a pedagogy department was added to the vacant classes and the education and training life was continued as a pedagogy secondary school with a 2-year education period. During the 1929-1930 academic year, the secondary school was transformed into a high school in order to meet the increasing population of the city and surrounding districts and the need for high schools. Meanwhile, the number of pedagogy departments has also been increased. Boarding students began to be accepted in 1931 to meet the needs. In order to meet the increasing need of the high school, Dumlupınar Primary School was purchased in 1937, next to the main building, and the dining hall was built. In 1942, an extension was made to the new building, and new classrooms and laboratories were added to the school. The conference hall, which was wooden, was demolished in 1957-1961 (due to the earthquake zone) and a building without a conference hall was built (refectory section). During this period, an administration building was added to the gap between the main building and the Atatürk building. In the period of 1961-1965, with the idea of ​​transferring students to technical education, the Ministry was deemed appropriate to enroll students in high school through a qualifying exam; but this decision was quickly reversed. With the beginning of the 1971-1972 academic year, it started its new academic year as a Science Experimental High School as it is applied in most other high schools. In the same year, the secondary school part was officially closed. Due to the increasing number of students, the existing buildings were not sufficient for education and training, and the foundation of the new building was laid on June 7, 1994, on the land obtained by demolishing the additional building, also known as the hostel building, the refectory, and the laundry room.

Famous graduates 9th President Süleyman Demirel, 10th President Ahmet Necdet Sezer, current Minister of Forestry and Water Affairs. Dr. Veysel Eroğlu, Former Chiefs of General Staff Gen. İsmail Hakkı Karadayı and Gen. İlker Başbuğ, cinema director Yücel Çakmaklı, sound artists Emel Müftüoğlu and Neco (Nejat Sesyılmaz), retired Lieutenant General Hasan Kundakçı, Minister of Health, also the Minister of Health He is among the famous graduates of former Finance Minister İsmet Attila, Millet Party President Aykut Edibali, Ankara No.1 DGM former president, Supreme Court First Criminal Chamber Member Muammer Ünsoy, journalist-writer Selahattin Duman.

It is the most important school in our opium. It has a very old history. It is located in a very large area. School administrators and teachers are very valuable people. My older son also graduated from here. Buddha is another source of pride for me. The school is an educational home that two of our Presidents graduated from. He has graduated many more politicians and artists with pride. Education level is very high quality. It is in the most beautiful shuttle in the city. Access to here is very easy and convenient from all sides.

Historical School that has educated many famous