List of Schools
This is a list of schools in Ethiopia, sorted alphabetically. Unless otherwise noted, these schools are located in Addis Ababa.
- Adama Secondary School, Adama
- Adama No 3 Primary and Junior Secondary School, Adama
- Awolia Muslim Mission School,
- Akaki Seventh Day Adventist School, Akaki
- Addis Ketema Secondary School, Mercato
- Ambo High School (Ambo, Oromia region)
- Assay School, Addis Ababa
- Aste Yohannes High School (Mekelle, Tigray)
- Bethel Evangelical Secondary School, Dembi Dollo
- BeteSeb Academy, Addis Ababa
- Bingham Academy, Addis Ababa
- Bright Future School, Addis Ababa and Hawassa
- Cistercian Monastery, Addis Ababa
- Hawas Preparatory School, Adama
- International Community School (Former American Community School), Addis Ababa
- Lideta Catholic Cathedral School, Addis Ababa
- Meki Catholic School, Meki
- Menelik II School, Addis Ababa
- Sandford International School, Addis Ababa
- St. Joseph School (Addis Ababa)
- Zagol Academy, Addis Ababa
- Fasiledes Comprehensive Secondary School, Gonder
- Dilchibo Junior & Secondary School, Bahir Dar
- Nigus Tekle Haymanot Elementary & Junior Secondary School, Debre Markos
- Debre Markos Senior Secondary Comprehensive School, Debre Markos
- Abema Elementary & Junior Secondary School, Debre Markos
- Medhanialem secondary and Preparatory school,Addis Ababa
- Hailemariam Mammo Preparatory,Debre Berhan
- Arbegnoch Senior Secondary School,Alem Ketema
- Bethel Mekane Yesus School, Addis Ababa
- Alhabesh Academy, Harar
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