Founded in 1884, the institution is described on its website as Lapland's oldest secondary school. The present upper secondary school was formed through a merger in 2006. Around 350 students follow a non-graded system, planning their own study programmes and pace.
Compulsory studies are complemented by national and local options. Beginner language choices include Spanish, German, French and Russian. Student life includes a magazine and traditions such as the final-year celebration before study leave. The entrance and car park are accessible.
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