List of high schools in East Prussia
Königsberg high school graduates with Albertus pins and initials on their hats (1908)
The list of grammar schools in East Prussia shows that the agrarian East Prussia had many grammar schools despite its very low population density. Around 1800 in East Prussia 66 institutions had the right to send graduates to the university, in 1913 only 13. The provincial capital Königsberg was the intellectual center of old Prussia.
Princely schools
In the Duchy of Prussia , the particular schools in Lyck , Tilsit and Saalfeld were raised to the status of a princely school by a decree of February 16, 1599 , to schola illustris apud Liccenses - Tilsit for Lithuania , Saalfeld for the German territory of the Order and Lyck for Masuria . At the same time they were placed under the supervision of the Philosophical Faculty of the Albertus University in Königsberg .
Overview
| city | Surname | founding | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allenstein | Humanistic high school | 1877 | First non-denominational school in Allenstein, sponsorship: Schiller-Gymnasium Offenburg |
| Bartenstein | Royal high school | 1872 | 1377 church school, later Latin school, 1831 secondary school for girls |
| Braunsberg | Royal Catholic High School and Lyceum Hosianum | 1912 converted to the State Academy in Braunsberg | |
| Friedland in East Prussia | high school | "Advanced school" from 7th grade to Abitur | |
| Goldap | 1929: Kantschule , 1937: High school for boys | 1613 Latin School | in the 19th century: high school for boys , 1891: high school for boys , 1894 municipal, 1904 Real Reformprogymnasium, 1908 royal Realgymnasium |
| Goldap | 1920: Girls' High School , 1926: Municipal Lyceum , 1937: Freiherr-vom-Stein-Schule | in the 19th century: high school for girls (private) | Taken over by the city in 1920 |
| Gumbinnen | Friedrichsschule | November 14, 1760 | Since 1958 sponsorship at the Ratsgymnasium Bielefeld |
| Heilsberg | State high school for boys | 1912 | |
| Heydekrug | Herder-Gymnasium (high school for boys) | 1918 | since 1993 district grammar school again |
| Hohenstein | Hohenstein Order Castle | Progymnasium in 1845, grammar school in 1857 | |
| Insterburg | Hindenburg School (grammar school and secondary school) | 1860 | |
| Koenigsberg i. Pr. | Kneiphöfisches Gymnasium | 1304 | Cathedral school, 1528 municipal, 1534 Protestant school for scholars |
| Koenigsberg | Old town high school | 1525 Latin school | 1811 neo-humanist grammar school |
| Koenigsberg | Castle School | 1664 | Reformed Latin Parochial School |
| Koenigsberg | Collegium Fridericianum | 1698 | 1810 first royal high school in Prussia. Sponsorship: Landfermann-Gymnasium in Duisburg |
| Koenigsberg | Queen Luise School | 1811 | Founded as a private daughter school |
| Koenigsberg | Royal Wilhelmsgymnasium | 1874 | |
| Koenigsberg | Löbenichtsches Realgymnasium | 1882 | 1441 city parish school, 1811 urban, 1859 new construction of secondary school, 1865 upper secondary school.
Sponsorship: Steinbart-Gymnasium in Duisburg |
| Koenigsberg | Royal Hoof High School | 1905 | 1958 construction school |
| Soldering | Royal high school | 1879 | Initially a Progymnasium, before 1904 it was converted into a Gymnasium. Today Marion-Dönhoff -Gymnasium |
| Elk | Royal high school | 1813 | 1587 Provincial School, 1599 Princely School, 1913 Reform High School, 1924 Humanistic High School, 1931 Upper Real School, 1937 High School. Today several high schools. |
| Memel | Luisengymnasium | 1860 | |
| Neidenburg | Municipal high school | 1862 | 1525 Latin school (plus 1579 girls' school) |
| Ortelsburg | Hindenburg High School | Nov 20, 1924 | Realprogymnasium April 1, 1913 |
| Osterode in East Prussia | Kaiser Wilhelm High School | 1893 | |
| Rastenburg | Herzog-Albrechts-School | 1546 | Herzog-Albrechts-School since 1905 |
| Rössel | Full high school | ||
| Saalfeld | Provincial and State School | 1587 | Princely School |
| Schlossberg | Friedrich Wilhelm High School | 1911 | emerged from a private school in 1897 |
| Tilsit | Royal Lithuanian Provincial School | 1586 | Provincial School of the Lands of Prussia |
| Tilsit | Tilsiter secondary school | 1839 | |
| Wehlau | German religious school | 1537 (Latin school) |
literature
- Statistical news about the 13 high schools in the Province of Prussia , 1837
Web links
Commons : High schools in East Prussia - album with pictures, videos and audio files
- Education in Masuria. Archived from the original on January 12, 2012 ; accessed on January 18, 2016 .
Individual evidence
- ^ Hans Dühring : The Marienwerder high school. From cathedral school to high school . East German contributions from the Göttingen working group, Vol. XXX. Hölzner Verlag, Würzburg 1964, p. 44.
- ↑ Fig
- ↑ a b Dr. Roman Gogan and Bernhard Denga, Die Stadt Goldap, the gateway to Rominter Heide , self-published Kulturzentrum Ostpreußen , Ellingen , 2012
- ↑ Fig
- ^ High school in Neidenburg
- ^ School representation of the Rössel secondary schools (ed.): Festschrift for the 100th anniversary of the Rössel grammar school [Warmia] as a full grammar school 1865–1965 . Meppen 1965
- ↑ Consistory and Princely School Saalfeld (ostpreussen.net)