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Jose Alejandro Peralta, Gimnasio


image by Ivan Sache, 10 January 2004

The College is located in Giron, Santander department. Its flag is horizontally divided yellow-green with the College emblem in the middle.
Source: <www.voluntad.com.co>, located by Dov Gutterman.
Ivan Sache, 10 January 2004


José Benigno Perilla, Colegio de Educación Básica y Media Técnica


image by Ivan Sache, 13 January 2009

"Colegio de Educación Básica y Media Técnica 'José Benigno Perilla'", founded in Somondoco (Department of Boyacá) by María Lidia Puentes González (b. 1939), was recognized on 10 August 1962 by the Department of Boyacá (Decree No. 546), as "Escuela Normal Superior Femenina 'José Benigno Perilla' de Somondoco". The institute is named after José Benigo Perilla (1831-1893), second Archbishop of Tunja (1887-1893).
The flag of the institute is shown graphically on the website of the institute, as horizontally divided white-green with the emblem of the institute in the middle. White means purity while green means hope. The written description does not mention the emblem; moreover, the flag is said to have been officially approved in 1970 whereas the emblem was designed in 1981. Therefore I beleive that the flag actually used is without the emblem.
The emblem of the institute was designed in 1981 by student Abraham Sánchez Sánchez. The shield is divided into four concave quarters by a red cross. The upper left quarter shows a white open book on a green field. The upper right quarter shows a red quill and inkpot on a hwite field. The lower left quarter shows a red torch on a white field. The lower right quarter shows a white diploma on a green field. A white escutcheon charged with a green pair of scales is placed in the middle of the shield. The shield is topped by a golden mural crown. The green writing  "Colegio de Educación Básica y Media Técnica José Benigno Perilla Somondoco Boyacá" is placed on a scroll under the shield. The cross recalls the cultural heritage and, especially, His Grace José Benigno Perilla; red symbolizes the sacrifice and constancy expected form the students. The book is the symbol of science, culture and work. The quill and inkpot symbolize empowerment, commitment and creativity. The torch is the symbol of knowledge and eternal spitritual light. The diploma symbolizes abnegation and great expectations. White and green are taken from the flag of the institute.The pair of scales represents commerce. The mural crown represents integrity, firmness and education expected to form a fortress. Gold is the symbol of obedience.
Ivan Sache, 13 January 2009


José Ignacio López, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 12 September 2014

Colegio José Ignacio López was established in Sincelejo (Sucre Department) by Departmental Resolution No. 574 of 8 November 1971. The institute is named for His Grace José Ignacio López Umaña (1883-1974), Bishop of Garzón (1924-1942) and Archbishop of Cartagena (1943-1974).
Source: http://www.iejoseignaciolopez.edu.co/ - Institute's website
The flag of the institute is horizontally divided white-red-green.
Source: http://www.iejoseignaciolopez.edu.co/contactenos/bandera - Institute's website
Ivan Sache, 12 September 2014


José Maria Córdoba, Colegio Nacional


image by Ivan Sache, 13 January 2009

"Colegio Nacional 'José Maria Córdoba'" was founded in 1946 in Montería, Department of Córdoba, as "Colegio de Segunda Enseñenza", and renamed in 1953 "Colegio Nacional 'José Maria Córdoba'" (CONALCO). In 1962, the institute housed the emerging "Universidad Nacional de Córdoba".
The institute is named after General José Maria Córdova (1799-1829), a hero of the Wars of Independence against Spain. The Department of Córdoba was also named after him.
The flag of the institute, as shown and described on the website of the institute, is horizontally divided yellow-red-green.
The colours are inspired by the "national symbology". Yellow represents the Colombian people, red the blood shed in the struggle for sovereignty, and green the aspiration to liberty.
The colours also represent the profil of the educationalist collectivity. Yellow represents light, dynamism and a center of resource and cultural material. Red means distinction and joy of life in an atmosphere of affect and vital reason. Green represents the natural environment.  
Ivan Sache, 13 January 2009


José Eusebio Caro, Colegio


image by Ivan Sache, 07 December 2014

Colegio José Eusebio Caro (Colcaro) is the continuation of the Casa de Estudio established on 17 May 1834 in Ocaña (Norte del Santander Department) by General Francisco de Paula Santander and renamed in 1906 Liceo de San Luis Gonzaga by José María Rojas. Colegio Provincial José Eusebio Caro was established by Decree No. 66, adopted on 22 April 1911 by the Assembly of the newly formed Norte del Santander Province. The institute is named for the poet and writer José Eusebio Caro Ibañez (1817-1853), co-founder in 1849 of the Colombian Conservative Party.
The flag of Colcaro is horizontally divided green-white.
Source: http://centenariocolcaro.blogspot.fr/2010/10/simbolos.html - Institute's blog
Ivan Sache, 07 December 2014


José Eusebio Caro, INEM


image by Ivan Sache, 9 July 2014

INEM José Eusebio Caro was established in Cúcuta (Norte de Santander Department) by Decree No. 1,962 of 20 November 1969. Classes started on 6 April 1970. Centro Miguel Müller and Escuela Ciudad Jardín were merged with INEM José Eusebio Caro by Decree No. 896 of 30 September 2002. The institute is named for the poet and writer José Eusebio Caro Ibañez (1817-1853), co-founder in 1849 of the Colombian Conservative Party.

The flag of the institute is horizontally divided white-blue with a yellow triangle placed along the hoist. White represents purity. Blue represents the infinite horizon. Yellow represents intellectual resources.
http://www.inemcucuta.4t.com/custom3.html - Institute's website
Ivan Sache
, 9 July 2014


José Felix de Restrepo, INEM


image by Ivan Sache, 5 July 2014

INEM José Felix de Restrepo is located in Medellín (Antioquia Department).

The flag of the institute is horizontally divided red-yellow-green. Red is a symbol of valiance, nobleness, intrepidity, generosity, honor and strength. Yellow is a symbol of sovereignty and prosperity. Green is a symbol of liberty, friendship, service and respect.
http://inemjose.edu.co/colegio/attachments/2123_Manual%20de%20Convivencia%202014.pdf  - Institute' Constitution
Ivan Sache, 5 July 2014


José Maria Córdoba, Institución Educativa Técnica Industrial


image by Ivan Sache, 14 December 2014

Institución Educativa Técnica Industrial José Maria Córdoba was established in El Santuario (Antioquia Department) by State Law No. 80 of 29 November 1962, promulgated on 19 December 1962, as Escuela de Artes y Oficios. Merged by Decree with Liceo San Luis Gonzaga in 1969, the institute recovered its autonomy in 1971 on a juridical basis: the Decree that had invalidated the original State Law was declared null and void (because a Law can be invalidated only by another Law, not by a Decree). The school was renamed Instituto Técnico Industrial Nacional (ITIN) in 1978. In 1979, President of the Republic Julio César Turbay Ayala (1978-1982), when visiting the town for the commemoration of the 150 years of death of General José María Córdoba (1799-1829), decided to rename the institute for the general, a hero of the Wars of Independence against Spain - also the namesake of Córdoba Department. Institución Educativa Técnica Industrial José Maria Córdoba was eventually established by Departmental Resolution No. 696 of 4 February 2003 as the merger of ITIN and Escuela Eusebio María Gómez. The flag of the institute is horizontally divided green-white with the institute's emblem in the middle. The emblem, designed in 1974 by the student Rodrigo Vargas Ramírez, is made of a disk divided green-white according to the ascending diagonal, charged with a pair of compasses and, in base, a flaming torch, and framed by a golden yellow cogwheel inscribed with the institute's name and place.
Source: http://itinelsantuario.edu.co/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5&Itemid=5  - Institute's website
Photo: http://itinelsantuario.edu.co/images/phocagallery/institucional/thumbs/phoca_thumb_l_dsc_0402.jpg 
Ivan Sache, 14 December 2014


José María Potier, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 21 November 2014

Institución Educativa José María Potier dates back to 1924, when His Grace José María Potier, Apostolic Prefect of Arauca, invited the Christian Brother (Lasallians) to Chita (Boyacá Department). They founded Liceo de San Luís Gonzaga and managed it for the next 12 years. The Prefect then founded in 1944 Liceo Pio XII, which was renamed Seminario Misional de la Virgen Milagrosa in 1950. Colegio Seminario José María Potier was established in 1969 as the merger of Seminario La Milagrosa and Colegio José María Potier. Institución Educativa Técnica y Académica José María Potier was established by Resolution No. 2,457 of 6 October 2003 as the merger of Instituto Técnico Agropecuario José María Potier and Colegio Seminario Misional La Milagrosa. The name of the institute was eventually shortened to Institución Educativa José María Potier by Resolution No. 3,173 of 15 December 2008.
The flag of the institute is diagonally divided yellow-white-green according to the ascending diagonal. Yellow is a universal symbol of wealth. It recalls the ecclesiastic roots of the institute, once a seminary. It is also a symbol of energy, light and enlightenment. White is a symbol of purity, and especially, of transparency and honesty. Green is a symbol of hope, love for the natural environment and the compromise required to preserve the natural resources.
Source: http://colpotierchita.jimdo.com/simbolos-institucionales/ - Institute's website
Ivan Sache, 21 November 2014


José María Vivas Balcázar, Institución Educativa Técnico Comercial


image by Ivan Sache, 28 November 2014

Institución Educativa Técnico Comercial José María Vivas Balcázar is located in Cali (Valle Department). The institute is named for the poet, writer and educationalist José María Vivas Balcázar (1918-1960), Secretary of the Colombian National Broadcasting Corporation and editor of the review "Las Indias" (see http://victorlopezerazo.blogspot.fr/2009/08/jose-maria-vivas-balcazar.html for a biography and poems).
The flag of the institute, in dimensions 1.50 m x 2.70 m [5:9], is horizontally divided red-gray-green. Red means energy, charity and love. It is a symbol of power, victory, audacity and highness. It is the colour of beautiful flowers, of fire and blood. Gray is a symbol of rectitude, clearness, elation, glory and sanity. Green denotes faith, service, respect, youth and, most of all, hope.
Source: http://ievivasbalcazarcali.amawebs.com/ - Institute's website
Ivan Sache, 28 November 2014


José Miguel de Restrepo y Puerta, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 07 September 2014

Institución Educativa José Miguel de Restrepo y Puerta was established in Copacabana (Antioquia Department) by Decree No. 263 of 13 January 2003, as the merger of Colegio José Miguel de Restrepo y Puerta (est. by Resolution No. 1,168 of 9 December 1999), Escuela Urbana Aurelio Tobón, Escuela Urbana Camilo Torres, and Escuela Rural La Veta. The institute is named for José Miguel de Restrepo y Puerta (1755-1829), Governor of Antioquia in 1812.
The flag of the institute is horizontally divided yellow-emerald green-vermilion red-cyan blue. The four stripes stand for the four components of the institute. Yellow is a symbol of knowledge. Green is a symbol of the natural resources and of peace. Red is a symbol of commitment to learning and harmonious social  interaction. Cyan is a symbol of the religious, ethical and moral values.
Source: http://turko50.jimdo.com/historia-de-la-josé-miguel/ - Institute's historical blog
Ivan Sache, 07 September 2014


José Prieto Arango, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 30 January 2009

"Institución Educativa 'José Prieto Arango'"  is located at Tarso, Department of Antioquia.
The institute is named after José Prieto Arango, one of the founders of the journal "La Tarde" in the neighbouring town of Jericó in the early 20th century.
The flag of the institute, as shown graphically and described on the website of the institute, is horizontally divided blue-white-yellow.
The flag was designed in 1988 by teachers Marco Tulio Hurtado and Alirio Palacio.
Blue, the colour of heavens, symbolizes highness, desire, spirit and ideal of commitment to be shared by the students.
White, the colour of purity, symbolizes honesty in all our acts.
Yellow, the colour of light, symbolizes intelligence, creativity and dynamism of the youth.
The stripes are equal and horizontal to represent the equity in rights among the students.
Ivan Sache, 30 January 2009


Josefina Muñoz González, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 07 September 2014

Institución Educativa Josefina Muñoz González was established on 28 December 1967 in Rionegro (Antioquia). The institute was renamed IDEM Josefina Muñoz Gonzáles by Decree No. 372 of 8 April 1970, Instituto Técnico Comercial Josefina Muñoz González by Decree No. 1,190 of 24 September 1970, and Instituto Josefina Muñoz González by Decree No. 109 of 2 May 1991. Institución Educativa Josefina Muñoz González was eventually
established on 4 February 2003 as the merger of Instituto Josefina Muñoz González, Colegio Nocturno de Rionegro, Escuela Cuatro Esquinas, Escuela Carmela Biancheti, and Escuela Monseñor Samuel Álvarez.
The flag of the institute is horizontally divided white-green-red. White is a symbol of peace. Green is a symbol of hope. Red is a symbol of force, enthusiasm, and juvenile valour. The colours are also a tribute to the flags of Antioquia (white and  green) and of Rionegro (white and red).
Source: http://www.iejosefinamunozgonzalez.edu.co/index2.php?id=12374&idmenutipo=356&tag=col - Institute's website
Ivan Sache, 07 September 2014


Juan XXIII, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 31 January 2009

"Institución Educativa 'Juan XXIII'" was formed in Monteria, Department of Córdoba, on 3 March 1997 (Decree No. 556), through the merging of "Escuela Urbana Mixta Juan XXIII" and "El Rosario". The institute is named after Pope John XXIII (1881-1963, Pope in 1958, blessed in 2000).
The flag of the institute, as shown graphically on the website of the institute, is horizontally divided white-blue.
Ivan Sache, 31 January 2009


Juan Atalaya, Colegio Integrado


image by Ivan Sache, 6 November 2010

Colegio Integrado Juan Atalaya (COLIJA) was founded on 30 October 2002 (Departmental Decree No. 796) by the merging of Colegio Departamental Integrado Juan Atalaya - originally founded on 7 November 1965 (Departmenal Decree No. 7), Escuela Antonio María Claret No. 30, Escuela Urbana Comuneros No. 33 and Escuela Urbana Integrada Cúcuta 75 No. 52, all located in San José de Cúcuta, Department of Norte del Santander.
The flag of COLIJA, as shown graphically on the institute's website, is horizontally divided yellow-brown.
Source: http://colija.es.tl/Nuestros-S%EDmbolos.htm
Ivan Sache, 6 November 2010


Juan Bautista Arnaud, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 10 July 2014

Institución Educativa Juan Bautista Arnaud is located in El Porvenir borough, part of the municipality of El Calvario (Meta Department). The institute is named for Father Juan Bautista Arnaud, a French Missionary of the Company of Mary who founded in 1911 of the settlement of El Calvario (The Calvary). The Company of Mary was established in 1705 by St. Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort (1673-1716).

The flag of the institute is emerald green with a white diagonal stripe running form the lower hoist to the upper fly.
http://www.sigueonline.co/portalcolegio/jbarnaud/index.php?lk=5 - Institute's website
Ivan Sache
, 10 July 2014


Juan de Cabrera, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 11 August 2014

Institución Educativa Juan de Cabrera was established by Agreement No. 9 of 26 April 1961 on the Tres Esquinas estate, then owned by Max Duque Gomez in the San Martín borough, part of the municipality of Nieva (Huila Department). The institute is named for Captain Juan de Cabrera, involved in the conquest of the territories of the today's Cauca and Tolima Department. Cabrera was killed in the battle of Añaquito, fought on 18 February 1546 during Gonzalo Pizarro's insurrection.
The flag of the institute is horizontally divided white-pink-green.
Source: http://institucioneducativajuandecabrera2011.blogspot.fr/p/simbolos.html - Institute's website
Photos:
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http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-_X36wJ9UdhY/TzcNt3hotXI/AAAAAAAAAes/PVPn44o2WFk/s1600/DSC00011.JPG
Ivan Sache, 11 August 2014


Juan de Castellanos, Fundación Universitaria


image by Ivan Sache, 09 November 2014

Instituto Catequístico Juan de Castellanos was established in 1967 in Tunja (Boyacá Department) by His Grace Ángel María Ocampo Berrío, (1897-1991; 1st Archbishop of Tunja, 1964-1970), giving an official status to classes initiated in 1963 by the Daughters of the Church and Father Álvaro Castillo Dueñas. Instituto Catequístico para Educación Superior was established on 27 April 1985 and renamed Instituto Universitario Juan de Castellanos in 1989. Fundación Universitaria Juan de Castellanos was eventually established by State Resolution No. 1,904 of 5 August 2002.
The institute is named for the Spanish priest, poet and soldier Juan de Castellanos (1522-1607). Ordained in Cartagena, Castellanos was appointed parish priest in Tunja, where he composed his masterpiece, the epic poem "Elegias de Varones ilustres de Indias", the longest epos ever written in Spanish and a vivid account of the Spanish colonization of Colombia and Venezuela.
The flag of the institute is horizontally divided green-yellow-blue with the institute's emblem in the middle. Yellow is a symbol of light, intellect, faith, and kindness. In the Christian religion, yellow is the symbol of divinity. In heraldry, or is a symbol of nobleness, splendour, prosperity, magnanimity, constancy, wealth, power, and light. Green is a symbol of growth, renovation, and natural environment. In the Christian religion, green is a symbol of life. In heraldry, vert is a symbol of hope, faith, friendship, commitment, and respect. It is a symbol of greatness, highness, asylum, and safeguard. Blue is associated with spirit and intellect, as a symbol of truth, transparency, loyalty, fidelity, constancy, and chastity; it is also the colour of the sky that represents immensity and eternity. In the Christian religion, blue is a symbol of truth. In heraldry, azure is a symbol of air, justice, obedience, loyalty, piety, and prudence.
The emblem of the institute features;
- a flame, as a symbol of divine illumination of spirit and purification, of the Holy Ghost, and of knowledge provided by God;
- a tree, as a symbol of life, immortality, knowledge, stability, and growth. In heraldry, the tree is a symbol of stability and love in valuable enterprises. The green colour of the leaves is a symbol of growth, renovation, and natural environment;
- a star, as a symbol of divine guidance and constancy. The five-pointed stars specifically represents the Bethlehem star that guided the King Magi; the pentagram also represents the human being and science (astronomy);
- organic forms, as a symbol of the natural environment and harmony provided by God; the leaves pointing upwards increases growth and projection towards future;
- a circle, as a symbol of totality, original perfection, infinity, eternity, perpetual movement, and life cycle. It is also the symbol of God. In heraldry, the oval shape indicates the clerical personality of the one who bears it. The blue colour of the disk is associated with spirit and intellect;
- a golden yellow stripe, as a symbol of light provided by God and illuminating knowledge. Yellow is a symbol of light, intellect, faith, and kindness;
- a cross, as a symbol of communication between God and the earth, representing the tree of life and birth. It also symbolizes the archetypal man able to harmonize celestial, intellectual, spiritual, and active components with terrestrial, rational, and positive components. In the Christian religion, the cross is the central symbol of hope, of relationship, faith, and salvation through Jesus' sacrifice.
Source: http://www.jdc.edu.co/nosotros/información-general/simbologia-institucional - Institute's website
Ivan Sache, 09 November 2014


Juan Ladrilleros, Institución Educativa Escuela Normal Superior


image by Ivan Sache, 18 September 2014

Escuela Normal Juan Ladrilleros was established in Buenaventura (Valle Department) by State Law No. 166 of 30 November 1956. His Grace Gerardo Valencia Cano, Apostolic Vicar of Buenaventura (1953-1972), was appointed first director of the school; he commissioned the Tertiary Capuchin Sisters of the Holy Family, a congregation founded on 27 April 1885 by Luis José María Amigó y Ferrer (1854-1934), to manage the school. The church of Buenaventura would rule the school until 31 December 1975, when it was transferred to the Ministry of National Education, as prescribed by the concordat signed in 1973. The school was renamed Escuela Normal Superior Juan Ladrilleros by Resolution No. 3,492 of 24 December 1999. Institución Educativa Escuela Normal Superior was eventually established in 2002 as the merger of Escuela Normal Superior Juan Ladrilleros and of Centro Docente Olímpico No. 120. The institute is named for Juan Ladrilleros (c. 1490-1559), who founded in 1540 the town of Buenaventura.
The flag of the institute, designed by Sister Libia Esther Vásquez Gutiérrez, Director of the school from 1962 to 1972, is horizontally divided silver gray-blue. Gray is a symbol of equity. Blue is a symbol of the deepness of not only the heavens and the mountains, but also of science and human nature.
Source: http://www.ienormaljuanla.edu.co/documentos/HISTORIA.pdf - Institute's website
Ivan Sache, 18 September 2014


Juan Lasso de la Vega, Institución Educativa Técnica


image by Ivan Sache, 20 November 2014

Institución Educativa Técnica Juan Lasso de la Vega is located in Valle de San Juan (Tolima Department).
The flag of the institute is horizontally divided white-green.
Source: http://juanlassodelavega.wordpress.com/ - Institute's website
Ivan Sache, 20 November 2014


Juan Lozano y Lozano, Colegio

"Colegio 'Juan Lozano y Lozano'" was founded in 1984 in Bogotá. The institute is named after the poet, diplomat and journalist Juan Lozano y Lozano (1902-1980).
The flag of the institute, according to a photo and the description available on the website of the institute, is red with the emblem of the institute in the middle.
The emblem shown on the flag shows some differences with the emblem shown graphically on the website of the institute. It is made of a yellow triangle charged with stylized black letters "JLL" and inscribed in a white disk. The red border of the disk bears the black writing "COLEGIO DISTRITAL" (top) / "JUNA LOZANO Y LOZANO" (bottom). There is something written in black under the triangle, ending with "...ITUD".
The emblem shown on the website has the white writing "INSTITUCION EDUCATIVA DISTRITAL / JUAN LOZANO Y LOZANO" and nothing written under the triangle. Therefore, it seems that the flag was not "updated" when the satutes and name of the institute were changed.
Ivan Sache, 17 January 2009


Juan N. Corpas; Fundación Universitaria


image by Ivan Sache, 06 August 2014

Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas was established in 1970 by Dr. Jorge Eduardo Piñeros Corpas (b. 1927), who served as Professor of Clinic Medicine, Pharmacology and Physiology at Universidad Nacional. Corpas also founded Fundación Clínica Hospital Juan N. Corpas (1976), Fundación Laboratorio de Farmacología Vegetal Labfarve (1984), and Medicor.
Escuela de Medicina Juan N. Corpas started classes on 3 February 1971; the institute was officially recognized by Resolution No. 2,105 of 29 March 1974. Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas was officially recognized in 2004 as a non-profit, private university institution. The institute is named for Dr. Juan N. Corpas (1885-1944), Consul General of Colombia in Paris during the First World War and Minister of Education and Public Health in 1924.
The flag of the institute is horizontally divided light blue-white with the institute's emblem in the middle. Blue is a symbol of purity White is a symbol of the triumph of medicine over death.
The emblem of the institute features the red disk of knowledge charged with the equilateral triangle of justice, truth, and honor. In the middle stands Hippocrates' staff and snake, representing the medical skills required for the interpretation of symptoms. The book of science and the prescription are other symbols of truth.
Sources: http://www.juanncorpas.edu.co/la-institucion/simbolos.html  - Institute's website
http://www.juanncorpas.edu.co/noticias/noticia/articulo/internet-inalambrico-para-los-estudiantes-corpistas.html - Photo
Ivan Sache, 06 August 2014


Juan Pablo II, Colegio Diocesano


image by Ivan Sache, 21 October 2014

Colegio Diocesano Juan Pablo II was established on 10 December 1990 in Apartadó (Antioquia Department) by His Grace Isaías Duarte Cancino (1939-2002, appointed in 1988 the first Bishop of Apartadó and appointed in 1995 Archbishop of Cali, where he was murdered by two hitmen). Classes started on 8 February 1991. The school was managed from 1996 to 2009 by the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian School (Lasallians).
The institute is named for Pope St. John Paul II (1978-2005, canonized on 27 April 2014 by Pope Francis).
The flag of the institute is horizontally divided white-blue.
Source: http://colegiodiocesanojuanpablo.blogspot.fr/p/simbolos-institucionales-colegio.html - Institute's blog
Ivan Sache, 21 October 2014


Julio César Sánchez García, Colegio Departamental


image by Jairo Alonso Méndez Méndez, 15 March 2005

Here is the flag of the Colegio Departamental Julio César Sánchez García, in Anapoima (Cundinamarca). The flag was officialized after a concourse, in 1998, and have a version with the 1998 Coat of Arms and 2001 Coat of Arms.
Jairo Alonso Méndez Méndez, 15 March 2005


Julio Pérez Ferrero, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 03 October 2014

Escuela No. 10 Julio Pérez was established in 1944 in the Cundinamarca borough, part of the municipality of Cúcuta (Norte de Santander Department). The school was renamed Colegio Básico Julio Pérez Ferrero by Resolution No. 127 of 25 February 2000. Institución Educativa Julio Pérez Ferrero was eventually established by Decree No. 767 of 21 July 2003, as the merger of Colegio Julio Pérez Ferrero and Escuela San Miguel No. 13 (est. 1969). The institute is named for the historian, journalist, and politician Julio Pérez Ferrero (1850-1927).first President of the Assembly of Norte de Santander.
The flag of the institute is horizontally divided green-white-golden yellow, with the institute's emblem in the middle.
Photos: http://julioperezferrero.edu.co/portal/wp-content/uploads/wppa/884.jpg
http://julioperezferrero.edu.co/portal/wp-content/uploads/wppa/887.jpg
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Ivan Sache, 03 October 2014


Julius Sieber, Institución Educativa


image by Ivan Sache, 18 September 2014

Instituto Universitario was established in Tunja (Boyacá Department) by Agreement No. 33 of 17 October 1991, jointly signed by the municipality and Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica Colombia (UPTC). The institute was renamed Colegio Julius Sieber by Agreement No. 7 of 23 November 1992. Institución Educativa Julius Sieber was established by Departmental Resolution No. 2,423 of 30 November 2002 as the merger of Colegio Julius Sieber, Concentración de Santa Ana (est. in 1981), and Concentración Asís Boyacense (est. by Decree No. 54 of 13 December 1976). The institute is named for the German pedagogist Julius Sieber, first Director of UPTC (1928).
The flag of the institute is diagonally divided indigo blue-yellow by the ascending diagonal. Blue is the fifth colour of the solar spectrum, representing the firmament, the night that protects those whose study all the day long for a better future for themselves and their children. Yellow is the third colour of the solar spectrum, representing light, life, human resources, youth, arts, science, and knowledge.
Source: http://iejs2012.weebly.com/bandera.html - Institute's website
Ivan Sache, 18 September 2014


Justiniano Quiñonez Angulo, Colegio Militar Cooperativo

Flag:

image by Ivan Sache, 04 July 2014

Standard:

image by Ivan Sache, 04 July 2014

Colegio Militar Cooperativo Justiniano Quiñonez Angulo is located in the Central borough, part of the municipality of Kennedy (Bogotá). The institute is named for Sergeant Justiniano Quiñonez Angulo (1935-1998), a noted surgeon, chemist, biologist and politician.
The flag of the institute is in dimensions 1.10 m x 1. 35 m, plain "hope green". The flag's fly shall have a golden fringe of 5 cm in width. "Hope green" is a symbol of the natural resources of the country, of  the greatness of the natural environment, of cooperativism, solidarity, friendship, excellence, and deep Christian faith.
Source: http://www.colegiomilitarjqa.edu.co/es/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6:-bandera&catid=1:nuestro-colegio&Itemid=8 - Institute's website
The standard of the institute is similar to the flag, with the emblem of the institute added in the middle.
Source: http://www.colegiomilitarjqa.edu.co/es/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=7&Itemid=9 - Institute's website
The emblem of the institute is a red shield outlined in yellow. It shows the arms of the Quiñonez family, dating back to the 11th century: a shield surmounted by an helmet with red and blue (white on the image) feathers and surrounded by red and blue (white on the image) foliage. The shield is charged with a sword placed over an open Bible.
Source: http://www.colegiomilitarjqa.edu.co/es/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=11 - Institute's website
Ivan Sache, 04 July 2014