Colégio Dois de Julho

Colégio Dois de Julho is one of Salvador's oldest and most historically significant educational institutions, founded in 1905 by the American Protestant mission. Its name commemorates the date of Bahia's independence (July 2, 1823), and the school has been a beacon of progressive, ecumenical education in the city for over a century. The school serves students from early childhood through high school, offering the Brazilian National Curriculum with a tradition of critical thinking, democratic values, and intercultural education. Colégio Dois de Julho has historically welcomed students of all faiths and backgrounds, reflecting its pluralistic founding mission. The institution is renowned in Salvador for producing generations of intellectuals, artists, and professionals who have shaped Bahian society. Its curriculum emphasizes humanities, sciences, and the arts, combined with a robust extracurricular program. The school stands as a living symbol of Salvador's rich educational heritage and commitment to inclusive, quality education.