name "Instituto Libre de Segunda Enseñanza", on Florida 756, with Adolfo Orma as its director. The school was put under the academic protection of the Universidad de Buenos Aires, and received the political support and educational help of Bartolomé Mitre and Vicente Fidel López. Later, the school moved its facilities to Libertad 555 Facilities The school's facilities are: five labs (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Computer Science, and Arts), a library on the last floor that serves as a study area, and a variety of art and science workshops. Notable alumni Enrique Telémaco Susini - Radio pioneer Oliverio Girondo - Poet Ricardo Güiraldes - Writer Roberto Marcelino Ortiz - Argentine President 1938-1940 Enrique Sáenz Valiente - Olympic medalist Amancio Williams - Architect Adolfo Bioy Casares - Writer, by whom the school's library is named Fernando Sendra - Comic Book Writer Flavio Ciancarullo - Guitarist in Los Fabulosos Cadillacs Additional information Principal: Dr. Roald Devetac. Degree: Bachelor. Languages: French, English, and Latin (last two until 4th year). Sports: Volleyball and Basketball (female) Volleyball and Basketball (male). Academic Departments: Arts, Natural Sciences, History, and Constitutional Law, Geography and Economy, Physics education, French, Humanities, Computation, Language and Latin and Maths. Similar schools: Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires and Escuela Superior de Comercio Carlos Pellegrini References External links Official Website (Spanish) University of Buenos Aires Secondary schools in Argentina Educational institutions established in 1892 1892 establishments in Argentina