Razi High School, also known as Lycee Razi was founded in the 1950s in Tehran, Iran. All fields of studies were taught at this school in both Farsi (Persian) and French until approximately 1979, which is the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran. After the revolution, Farsi was the only language taught at the school.

Razi alumni are scattered throughout the world, but are concentrated mainly in the United States, France, Iran, Canada, England and Switzerland.

There are other schools named Razi throughout Iran and possibly even throughtout other countries, however, this site is devoted only to the one located on the old Pahlavi Street (now Valiasr Street) in Tehran, Iran. If you attended any other Razi School, please do not add your information to this site, since it will be removed by the webmaster.

This website was founded and developed in 1997 by Arsalan Navidi, a class of 1977 graduate residing outside Washington, DC, USA and is currently maintained by him.

This website has absolutely nothing to do with the school admission and administration and has no contact with them either. Sorry for the inconvenience, but you will have to seek another source for this purpose!

Thanks for visiting this site and enjoy the tour.