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Kostka College Santander

Catholic schools in SpainEducational institutions established in 1960Jesuit secondary schools in SpainSecondary schools in Spain

Kostka College Santander, Cantabria, Spain, was founded by the Society of Jesus in 1960 and gradually grew to include pre-primary through baccalaureate. It is named for the young Jesuit saint Stanislaus Kostka. It began offering the baccalaureate under the name Institute Jose Maria Pereda, but in 1968 it began expanding its offerings and took its present name.Kostka is the first organization in Cantabria and only eleventh educational institution in Spain to receive the silver seal according to the EFQM Excellence Model for organizational excellence. The evaluation was done by Bureau Veritas.

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Kostka College Santander
Calle de Guevara, Santander

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Colegio Concertado Kostka (Colegio Los Kostka)

Calle de Guevara 26
39001 Santander
Cantabria, Spain
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