Halle schools for the poor

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Halle schools for the poor were pioneering early modern charitable educational institutions in Halle, Germany, founded by August Hermann Francke to provide schooling and social support to impoverished children.

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Halle schools for the poor canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Pietist institution
charitable educational institution
early modern school
affiliation University of Halle
associatedWith Francke Foundations
Halle Pietism
country Germany
educationalLevel elementary education
primary education
era early modern period
founder August Hermann Francke
fundingSource charitable endowments
private donations
hasAlternativeName Francke Foundations schools
Franckesche Stiftungen schools
linked to: Francke Foundations
hasEducationalProgram basic arithmetic
catechism instruction
reading instruction
writing instruction
hasPart bookstore
orphanage
pharmacy
printing press
school for poor children
teacher training facility
inception 1695
influenced Protestant educational reform
mission schools abroad
orphanage schools in Germany
influencedBy Lutheran orthodoxy
Pietist theology
languageOfInstruction German
locatedIn Electorate of Brandenburg
Halle
linked to: Halle (Saale)

Halle an der Saale
linked to: Halle (Saale)

Prussia
notablePerson August Hermann Francke
purpose education of poor children
moral reform
religious instruction
social support for impoverished children
religiousMovement Pietism
religiousTradition Lutheranism
significantEvent rapid expansion in early 18th century
socialFunction orphan care
poor relief

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August Hermann Francke notableWork Halle schools for the poor