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'''Carolina Nunes Vais''' (1856
== Biography ==
Vais was born in 1856 in [[Livorno]].<ref name=":0" /> Little is known about her early life, however in 1877, the Jewish community in Tripoli invited an additional teacher from Livorno to emigrate in order to run a school for girls there.<ref>{{Cite book|
During her fifty-five career as Director of the Italian Girls' School, Vais oversaw a number of changes to the curriculum in the school. From 1895 the curriculum included French, soon after English, History and Geography were adopted.<ref name=":0" /> In 1903 there were 241 girls enrolled at the school, mostly from Tripoli's Jewish middle class.<ref>{{Cite book|
In addition to her work as Director of the school, Vais was a board member of the Women's Benevolent Society, [['Ezrat Nashim]], which was founded in 1895 by a group of Italian women in order to enable medical care for people affected by an outbreak of plague.<ref name=":0">{{Cite book|last=Simon|first=Rachel|url=https://books.google.
Vais died in 1932, whilst still Director of the Italian Girls' School.<ref name=":0" />
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