The College of Pavel Galagan is a closed secondary school in Kiev , opened on October 1 ( 13 ), 1871 by G.P. Galagan in memory of the late son of Pavel Galagan - the idea of establishing a college was submitted to him by F.V. Chizhov [1] . It ceased to exist after the October Revolution .
| College of Paul Galagan | |
|---|---|
 The main building of the College (now the Museum of Literature of Ukraine) | |
| Founded by | 10/13/1871 (1) |
| Closed | |
| Type of | Gymnasium |
| Pupils | 50-60 |
| Address | Kiev , st. Bogdan Khmelnitsky , 9. |
Its purpose: “to deliver to a certain number of young people the means of preparatory education for the university and to promote the development of independent pedagogical work in Russia through educational practice” (§ 2 of the charter).
Content
History
G.P. Galagan donated 13 thousand acres of land to the collegium in the Poltava and Chernihiv provinces, the total value of which at that time was a significant amount of 275 thousand rubles. He also presented the college with a library [2] .
The educational institution was located in 5 buildings on Fundukleevskaya Street (now Bogdan Khmelnitsky ), reconstructed in 1870 by the architect A. Ya. Schiele . After the 1917 revolution, the Bolsheviks liquidated the College, turning it into a "labor school". The main building (now house No. 11) was transferred to the V. I. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine ; Now in this building is the Museum of Literature of Ukraine . The building where the Galaganov family lived, and then the director of the College, was demolished during the construction of the metro station. Between them, another Collegium building (No. 9) has been preserved, which now houses a cosmetology clinic.
The educational institution was designed to study and live in a boarding school for 70 pupils: 30 scholars of G. Galagan and 40 self-employed. The first set consisted of 18 students.
The college curriculum corresponded to the 4th high classes of the classical gymnasium with some differences: Greek is optional; new languages, drawing and choral singing are required; in mathematics and the Russian language - wider programs.
Directors and teachers
- 1873-1876: S. N. Shafranov
- 1879-1890: I. I. Nichiporenko
- 1891-1893: I.F. Annensky
- 1893-1906: A. I Stepovich
- 1906-1911: Z. A. Arkhimovich
- 1911-1915: P. A. Konsky
- 1915-1917: vacancy
Among the teachers of the College were:
- P.I. Zhitetsky - Russian language (1874-1893)
- N. I. Murashko - drawing
- V.P. Naumenko - literature
- V. D. Sipovsky - history
- E.K. Tregubov - story
- S. I. Tregubov - The Law of God (1885-1905)
Pupils
See also: Graduates of the College of Paul Galagan
- Graduates
- 1875:
- Andronik Stepovich
- 1877:
- Ilya Ilyashenko
- 1879:
- Alexander Shimanovsky
- 1881:
- Peter Eremenko
- Nestor Kotlyarevsky
- Vladimir Lipsky (gold medal)
- 1882:
- Dmitry Petrushevsky
- 1883:
- Vladimir Grabar
- 1885:
- Sergey Mering
- Sergey Moravsky
- 1886:
- Joseph Pokrovsky
- 1888
- Onky Malinovsky
- Nikolay Maksimeyko
- 1889:
- Pyotr Boyarsky
- Agafangel Crimean
- 1890:
- Andrey Rakovich
- 1910:
- Boris Larin
- Vladimir Otrokovsky
Also graduated from college:
- Yakov Kolubovsky
- Leonty Kochubey
- Mikhail Chubinsky
- Dmitry Kursky
- Nikolay Zhevakhov
- Andrey Livitsky
- Mikhail Dry-Khmara
- Pavel Filipovich
Studied in it: Sergey Berdyaev , Alexander Bogomolets , Grigory Kostyuk .
Notes
- ↑ Chizhov, Fedor Vasilievich // Russian Biographical Dictionary : in 25 volumes. - SPb. - M. , 1896-1918.
- ↑ Subsequently, it also included books from the library of N. A. Markevich .
Sources
- College of Paul Galagan // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- Denisenko G. G. KOLEGII PAVLA ҐАЛАҐАНА // Encyclopedia of History of Ukraine : T. 4: Ka — Kom. - Kiev: “Naukova Dumka”, 2007. (Ukrainian)
- Kollegiya Pavel Kalakan // Encyclopedia of Kyiv (Ukrainian)