Our school Gimnazjum nr 14 in Ruda Śląska
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Gimnazjum nr 14 is located in Ruda Śląska, Poland and was originally built in 1963 as Primary School nr 17. In 1999 it was transformed into Gimnazjum nr 14 due to educational reforms. In 2008, the school was named after Jan Karski, a Polish World War II resistance fighter and professor. The school currently has 230 students across 10 classes, including two sports-focused classes for handball and football.
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