lyceums
Lyceum is a term with historical depth in education, used in different countries to describe various types of schools or educational associations. The word derives from Latin Lyceum, itself from the Greek Lykeion, the name of a public gymnasium in Athens where the philosopher Aristotle taught. In English, lyceum has carried several meanings, which have shifted over time and across regions.
In ancient Greece, the Lyceum referred to a physical location and a school associated with learning, philosophy,
In modern usage, lyceum-related terminology appears in various languages to denote secondary education or a senior
In the United States, the term also has a distinct historical association with the Lyceum movement of
Today, lyceum usage varies by country and context. It generally signals a secondary-education institution with a