The second Kiev gymnasium is an educational institution opened in Kiev in 1836.
Content
- 1 History
- 2 Directors
- 3 Famous educators
- 4 Famous Pupils
- 5 Gymnasium buildings
- 6 notes
- 7 Literature
- 8 References
History
The ceremonial opening of the 2nd gymnasium, which received the status of the provincial, took place on January 8 ( 20 ), 1836 . In it, unlike the First Gymnasium , in which the children of noblemen studied mainly, the children of various classes studied.
Some of the primary school students were transferred from the First Gymnasium and by February 1, 1836, there were 246 students in the gymnasium, and at the end of the year the number of students was 354, of which 308 were transferred from the First Gymnasium.
Directors
- 1839-1848 Bogorodsky, Savva Osipovich
- 1850-1854 Rigelman, Nikolai Arkadevich
- ? Steblin-Kaminsky, Egor Pavlovich
- ? —1861 Grenkov, Nikolai Mikhailovich [1]
- 1861-1864 Viluev, Vasily Vasilievich
- 1864-1869? Slepushkin, Ivan Ivanovich
- 10/07/1878—? Pyasetskiy, Onisim Ivanovich
- 03/01/1889 - 04/22/1903 Popov, Alexey Alekseevich
- 04/22/1903 - after 1915 Samoilovich, Ivan Yakovlevich
- ? Kustov, Nikolai Pankratievich
- Trakhimovsky
Famous educators
See: Teachers of the Second Kiev Grammar School
Famous Students
See: Graduates of the Kiev 2nd Gymnasium
Gymnasium Buildings
During the first twenty years, the gymnasium changed addresses several times. First, a two-story house was hired across from the modern Mariinsky Park , owned by Lieutenant General V.V. Gerbel . Then, at different times, the gymnasium was located at 1 Skovorody Street ; on Lutheran street in a two-story brick house of G. I. Kiselevsky ; in the house of M.P. Degteriev and in the house of Kozlov on the corner of Bibikovsky Boulevard (former Taras Shevchenko) and Vladimirskaya Street and other places.
Only in 1856, according to the project of architect P.I. Shleifer on Bibikovsky Boulevard (now Taras Shevchenko Boulevard , 18), a two-story building in the style of late classicism was built for the gymnasium.
Notes
- ↑ Nikolai Mikhailovich Grenkov (1806 - after 1861) - brother of the famous old man Ambrose Optinsky ; a graduate of the Tambov Theological Seminary , sent in 1835, before completing the full course at the Main Pedagogical Institute , a mathematics teacher in the Kiev school district . His directorship fell during the period of reforms of the trustee of the Kiev school district N.I. Pirogov , who, having conceived the abolition of punishment with rods , formed a committee, which included, among others, the directors of the 1st and 2nd Kiev gymnasiums: Dellen and Grenkov. Both advocated the preservation of this type of punishment (see Kievan antiquity. - 1900. - No. 6. - P. 304-305).
Literature
- Chaly M. Second Kiev Gymnasium // Kiev Old . - 1900. - No. 6. - S. 288-309.