Dmitriyevka (Ivanovo district)

The village of Dmitriyevka stands on the right bank of the Ivanovka River (the left tributary of Zeya ).

The village of Dmitriyevka is located 5 km north of the regional center of the Ivanovo district of the village of Ivanovka , on the regional highway Belogorsk - Ivanovka - Tambovka - Konstantinovka .

1863

The village of Dmitriev of the Ivanovo district was formed on August 15, 1863 . Migrants from different districts and regions are located on the banks of the Budunda River ^[2] . (now - r. Ivanovka ). The first of these were the families of the Argunovs, Kuzminykhs, Orlovs. There is a version of the appearance of the name of the village. It is formed from the surname of the Dmitriev brothers.

War years

During the Civil War, 8 people left Dmitriyevka as partisans. They participated in the Pavlovsk battle and in the battle under the Borzya station ( Chita region ). Six people died and two went missing. It:

• Stepan and Fedor Ralko
• Nikolay Zolotukhin
• Andreyan Gavrilenko
• Mikhail Arzamenko
• Makar Ganja
• Ivan Tarasenko
• Semen Bararban

In World War II, 68 people went to the front, 29 of them did not return.

1906 year. There was no school building yet, but all the children wanted to be literate. Studied in an ordinary master's house. In 1908, the school building was still built. At school, they studied arithmetic, reading, writing. They wrote with a stylus on slate boards (about 50 × 30 cm). There was only one class. The composition was approximately 20 people. At the beginning and at the end of the lesson, they got up and sang the prayer "God Save the King." Parents of students had to bring fuel for the school - how many students in the family, so much and carts of firewood. Training was free.

When the law of God was abolished (in 1922), students could speak at school to all residents on holidays.

After graduating from the 4th grade of primary school, the children continued their studies at the Ivanovo School of Communist Youth (School of Communist Youth). In 1930, classes began with illiterate classes. Both young and old attended classes.

In 1964, the parent committee raised the question of building a new school building, a larger one, where more students could study. Almost all the villagers took part in this construction. And by September 1, 1971, an 8-year-old school was built. It had:

• ten classrooms
• large gym
• workshop.

In 1971, the school already had 173 students. Director became V. Popov. Six months later, Valentin Mikhailovich Shestopalov became the director. Since 1986, the school has become secondary. Since 1988, the primary school has been housed in a separate building (former kindergarten). The teaching staff at the moment is as follows:

• Mashchenko Valentina Alekseevna - director of the public educational institution "Secondary school Dmitriyevka »
• Alekseeva Liliya Nikolaevna - first head teacher, teacher of the Russian language and literature.
• Kulikova Lyubov Aleksandrovna - second head teacher, teacher of physics and mathematics.
• Merkulova Valentina Alekseevna - teacher of the Russian language, literature and the Moscow Art Theater.
• Zhurbina Margarita Vagifovna - teacher of a foreign language.
• Gaevaya Elena Aleksandrovna - teacher of ecology, geography and biology.
• Grushina Albina Mikhailovna - teacher of mathematics.
• Berezina Svetlana Borisovna - teacher of history, social science and law.
• Ostyakova Lyubov Nikolaevna - librarian, teacher of music and local history.
• Kalutsky Alexander Alexandrovich - teacher of labor and economics.
• Sergeev Nikolay Mikhailovich - teacher OBZh.
• Ganich Irina Viktorovna - a teacher of physical education.
• Volkova Valentina Vladimirovna - primary school teacher.
• Kalutskaya Zoya Mikhailovna - primary school teacher.
• Landinok Tatyana Fedorovna - primary school teacher.
• Koroleva Tatyana Vladimirovna - primary school teacher.

Now Dmitriyevka is one of the most popular and developed villages in the Amur Region.