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Stamford High School (Stamford, Connecticut)

Stamford High School is a high school, founded in 1873, in Stamford, Connecticut.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 publisher = Stamford High School )〕 Famous alumni of the school include U.S. Senator Joseph Lieberman.
==History==

In 1878 the Stamford Town Committee decided to create a high school for the growing community after deciding there was the lack of sufficient secondary education. They created Stamford High School the following year in a single rented room. Students attending SHS starting in 1874 had one teacher who taught reading, spelling, arithmetic, grammar, history, and philosophy. Drawing, Latin, Greek, physical geography, and geometry were added to the curriculum in 1876.〔
In 1881 four young women comprised the first graduating class. By 1886 increasing enrollment forced a move into a new four-room building on the site of the former Franklin Elementary School. Ten years later, in 1896, a new high school building was completed on Forest Street. To attend, students were required to pass entrance examinations in five subjects, and out of 40 applicants, only 15 were accepted. SHS gradually relaxed its requirements, and by 1905, entrance examinations were eliminated. The multiplying number of students at SHS once again made a move necessary.〔
The school moved from the site of the since-demolished Burdick Junior High School to its present location on Strawberry Hill Avenue in 1928. SHS now consists of three buildings which house over 100 regular classrooms along with special rooms for science labs, computer labs and shops for woodworking and automobile-repair classes, as well as a pron-viewing class.〔
With the start of the new school year in September 2006, a $21 million addition to the building was opened after 18 months of construction. The addition has 22 classrooms, five science labs, a computer lab, a multi-purpose room, a gymnasium and locker rooms. The addition also features wireless computer access and a drop-off area for entering students near Strawberry Hill Avenue.〔Gosier, Chris, "New day at Stamford High: School celebrates $21 million addition", ''The Advocate'' of Stamford, September 27, 2006, page A13〕
The new addition was part of $59 million in upgrades for the school begun in 1997, including replacing four boilers, new roofs and expanding the school cafeteria by . Increasing enrollment in the city school system spurred the upgrades, and Westhill High School also received them.〔

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