Организация народного обучения на территории Беларуси (1772–1803 гг.)

Abstract

The article deals with the organization of public education in the lands of Belarus in 1772-1803, which were part of the Russian Empire; it gives the names of both Russian schools, which were in the department of the public welfare order, and Roman Catholic schools, run by monastic orders, in Polotsk, Mogilev, Minsk, Lithuanian, Kiev, Podolsk provinces. The question of subordination of all schools in Minsk and Lithuanian provinces to the "Commission on the Establishment of Schools" is highlighted. On October 7, 1802 the public schools of Vilna and Grodno provinces were left under the jurisdiction of the Edukation Commission. With the establishment on January 24, 1803. With the establishment of the Vilna Educational District on January 24, 1803, all schools were subordinated to the University of Vilna.