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Ukrainian gymnasium No. 1

Coordinates: 48°56′41″N 24°41′18″E / 48.9446°N 24.6882°E / 48.9446; 24.6882
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Ukrainian gymnasium No. 1
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city Івано-Франківськ, Kalushs'ke shose 1

Coordinates48°56′41″N 24°41′18″E / 48.9446°N 24.6882°E / 48.9446; 24.6882
Information
TypeGymnasium
MottoScientia vinces (We will win with knowledge)
Established1905 (reopened 1992)
Closed1944
PrincipalDeychakivskyy Ihor Ivanovych
Employees52
Number of students442
Websitegimnazia1.if.ua

Ukrainian gymnasium No.1 is a gymnasium (or secondary school) in Ivano-Frankivsk. It was nominated to be one of "The 100 Best Schools of Ukraine" in 2006. Due to the results of ZNO (external independent evaluation) in Ukrainian Language and Literature in 2008, 2009 and 2015,[1] it took the first place among the schools of Ukraine.

Diploma recipients from local primary schools are eligible to apply for admission, which is competitive, based on the results of entrance examinations in Ukrainian language and mathematics.

History

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Stanislaviv gymnasium

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In 1905, the Austrian government agreed to open a Ukrainian gymnasium in Stanisławów in response to demand from the Ukrainian community. The gymnasium was initially located in leased premises at 26 Jan III Sobieski Street. In 1908 it moved to Lypova Street. Mykola Sabat (1867–1930) was its first principal, and served the school in that role from 1905 to 1919 and from 1923 to 1927. One of the streets in the city is named after him. In 1939, the Stanislaviv Ukrainian gymnasium was abolished by the Soviet government and reorganized into a secondary school.

Restored Gymnasium

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In 1992, Ukrainian Gymnasium No.1 was founded in Ivano-Frankivsk. It considered the successor of Stanislaviv Gymnasium. Zynovii Berehovskyi became the first principal.

On 22 February 1994, the gymnasium moved to new premises at 1 Kaluska Shose.

In 2012 the gymnasium took the second place in the educational establishments ratings of "Fokus" magazine.

On 6 March 2013, the bust of Taras Shevchenko was installed in the gymnasium.[2]

Curriculum

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The gymnasium offers two fields of study: the humanities and science/mathematics.

The school has departments of Ukrainian language and literature and mathematics and computer science, and teaching groups for social sciences, foreign languages, natural sciences, and aesthetic and physical education subjects.

The students of the gymnasium study English, French, German and Latin. There is a swimming pool here, and every form has three physical education classes, one of which is swimming. Dancing lessons are compulsory.

The library contains 26,103 books.

Extracurricular activities include:

  • The Museum of Gymnasium History
  • A scientific society ("Scientia vinces!")
  • A literary studies group ("Vesnianyi Porist")
  • Folk crafts, drawing and design, young journalists and radio amateurs schools and clubs
  • Sports clubs
  • Model choirs ("Nasha Pisnia" and "Soloveiky")
  • Dance ensemble ("Edelveis")
  • Student government

Teaching staff

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  • Honored worker of education of Ukraine – 2
  • Excellent workers of education of Ukraine – 16
  • Teachers awarded with badges "Vasil Sukhomlynskyi" – 5
  • Teacher-methodologists – 23
  • Head teachers – 8
  • Highest category specialists – 42
  • First category specialists – 4
  • Second category specialists – 2
  • Specialists – 4

School authorities

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  • Deichakivskyi Ihor Ivanovych – principal
  • Hrushevkyi Bohdan Vasylovych – vice principal responsible for teaching and educational activities
  • Inkin Ernest Anatoliiovych – vice principal responsible for educational work
  • Hrytsyshyn Mariia Ivanivna – vice principal responsible for teaching and educational activities

Famous Alumni

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References

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  1. ^ "Лучших школ Украины. Рейтинг Фокуса". 27 April 2012.
  2. ^ "Just a moment".