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The '''Novo mesto [[Gymnasium (school)|Gymnasium]]''' is a state school for both boys and girls, founded in 1746 by the Empress Maria Theresa and initially run by Franciscan monks. In 1870 the school became a state school and the present school building at 9 Seidlova Street was built in 1912. |
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It is located in [[Novo mesto]] in the region of [[Dolenjska]] ([[Lower Carniola]]), approximately 60 km (37 miles) South-East of [[Ljubljana]]. |
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The current headmistress, Natalija Petakovič, is the fourth woman in this post in the history of the Novo mesto Gymnasium. The school, the second-oldest in [[Slovenia]], is the largest of the four gymnasia in [[Novo mesto]]. It has a long list of distinguished former students, among them many famous [[scientist|scientists]] and [[artist|artists]]. |
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The [[school]] charges no fee to its [[student|students]]. |
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== Overview == |
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[[Image:Giimnazija Novo mesto 1.jpg|right]] |
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Presently about 900 students between the ages of 15 and 19 are enrolled in the school (roughly 220 in each generation). |
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The school is supervised by the school board, comprising three teachers, three parents and three representatives of the founder (the government). The members of the school board are appointed by the teaching staff, parents’ board and the founder respectively. The school board appoints the headmaster after consulting the former boards. |
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Almost all of the students, after passing their [[Matura]], go on to different Slovenian universities. |
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== History == |
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The Novo mesto Gymnasium is the second-oldest educational institution in Slovenia that has been in operation continually since its foundation. |
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It was founded by [[Empress Maria Theresa]] in 1746. The school was first run by the[[ Franciscans]] and the lessons started November 3rd in 1746. The list of the first 66 students finishes off by a comment by the first dean Father Geodefredus Pfeifer, who wrote down: '' The Novo mesto studies have begun with this small and modest flock.'' |
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Being an educational and cultural institution, the Novo mesto Gymnasium has played a significant role in the cultural, scientific, economic and political life of the [[Slovenians]]. The school has educated several scientists, artists and economists, for instance: Boris Andrejčič, Slavko Grum, Božidar Jakac, Miran Jarc, Dragotin Kette, Marjan Kozina, Vladimir Lamut, [[Pino Mlakar]], Marjan Mušič, Josip Plemelj, Anton Podbevšek, Leon Štukelj, [[Ivan Tavčar]], [[Oton Župančič]], … |
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In 1870 the school became a state school and the present school building on Seidlova ulica (Seidl Street) was built in 1912. It was characterized by both [[world wars]] and consequently by the changes in the political system. Also, it was subject to different school reforms. In 1848 the duration of the schooling was lengthened from 6 years to 8 years. |
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Due to a new school reform in the 1980's (Slovenian: usmerjeno izobraževanje) the name ‘gymnasium’ was banned supposedly because of its elitist connotations and it came to be called Natural Science and Technical School (Slovenian: Naravoslovno-matematična srednja šola). It was soon evident that only a gymnasium can provide the needed broad knowledge and built-up skills that are essential for successful studies at [[University]]. As a result there was a new school reform in 1990 and the school became a gymnasium again. |
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Renovation work on the school building, which lasted 2 years, began with the celebration of its 250th anniversary in 1996. Better working conditions in the renovated school and modern classrooms meant an additional impetus for even better and more laborious work. In 2006 all of the school’s 27 classrooms were equipped with computers and digital projectors, which makes it one of the two such equipped schools in Slovenia |
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== Calendar == |
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Beginning of the school year: 1st September (normally first weekday in September)<br> |
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End of school year: 24th June<br> |
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School terms: there are two terms<br> |
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*Holidays 2007-2008: |
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**Autumn (so-called Potato) holidays: 29th October to 2nd November 2007 |
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**New Year (also [[Christmas]]) holidays: 24th December to 2nd January 2008 |
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**Winter holidays: 25th to 29th February 2008 |
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**Spring (also [[Labour Day]]) holidays: 28th April to 2nd May 2008 |
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**Summer holidays: 24th June to 31st August |
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== Programmes == |
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The Gymnasium has four different programmes. In every generation the school has one sport class, one [[classical]] class, one Matura course class, and 5-6 general gymnasium classes. |
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=== General gymnasium === |
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This programme of the [[general gymnasium]] aims to give the students a broad education and erudition needed for university studies. It further develops the education and skills gained in primary school. |
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All general gymnasium classes have the same core [[curriculum]] in the first two years, but in the third and fourth years the students choose a set of [[electives]] according to their preferences. Thus in one or two classes most students pick [[natural science]] oriented electives whereas in the other classes they select subjects that cater for students with an interest in the social sciences. |
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=== Sports class === |
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The first sports class was introduced in the school year 1999/2000. The curriculum of the sport class contains all subjects of the general gymnasium curriculum combined with supplementary sport lessons. |
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There are 18-22 students in each sport gymnasium generation, which entails higher quality of pedagogical work and a more relaxed atmosphere in the class. Students can have extra tutorial lessons for additional explanation, testing and assessment of their work. Also, once a year a summer camp is organised where the students get acquainted with the sports that are not in the school curriculum. |
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After they have accomplished their Matura, the students of sport classes can continue their studies at any university programme. |
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=== Classical Gymnasium === |
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The [[classical Gymnasium]] class was reopened (after a century-long cessation) in 2003. Currently the school has four classical gymnasium generations, one class in each. |
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The classical classes are similar in size to those of the general gymnasium but with a rather different curriculum. It contains most of the subjects of the general gymnasium curriculum. However, the core curriculum contains [[Classical Latin]], which no other programme has. Apart from Latin it also has extra lessons in the [[humanities]] and foreign languages – [[history]], [[philosophy]], [[Spanish language|Spanish]], [[Russian language|Russian]], etc – and fewer science lessons ([[Biology]], [[Chemistry]], and [[Physics]]). If the students choose to take any of the science subjects in their Matura, they get extra lessons in their 4th year. |
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== Student conduct == |
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At the end of the school year, students may get certain awards for good work. if, for instance, he/she has excellent grades or has helped his/her schoolmates a lot, the student’s homeroom teacher may give him/her a commendation. For excellent work in the field of sport, art or science they may get an award from the headmistress or from the teachers’ board |
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Sanctions are ranked. For smaller offences the student gets a caution, for heavy violations they get reprimands of different levels, and if they continue breaking the rules they can be expelled. |
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Sanctions are valid for one year, except expulsion which is valid until the end of the current school year or in some cases even longer. The teaching staff can nullify the sanction if the student’s behaviour has improved. |
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== Headmasters == |
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#Pfeiffer Bogomir, fr. (1746-1748) |
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#Kobal Angelin, fr. (1748-1752) |
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#Bobnar Adolf, fr.(1752-1754) |
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#Sedlar Maksim, fr. (1754-1755) |
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#Bobnar Adolf, fr. (1755-1758) |
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#Vokalič Jakob, fr. (1758-1760) |
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#Čokl Florijan, fr. (1760-1761) |
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#Šurk Bernardin, fr. (1761-1764) |
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#Dietrich Bonavita, fr. (1764-1764) |
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#Tropper Johann, fr. (1764-1765) |
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#Andre Florentin, fr. (1765-1765) |
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#Vodnik Marcel, fr. (1766-1768) |
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#Buset Ludvik, fr. (1768-1769) |
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#Weibl Castul, fr. (1769-1775) |
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#Zierer Jordan, fr. (1775-1776) |
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#Marchisetti Chrysolog , fr. (1776-1779) |
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#Garzarolli Bernard , fr. (1779-1782) |
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#Grilc Narsic, fr. (1782-1784) |
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#Böhm Mavricij , fr. (1784-1785) |
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#Markovič Alan, fr. (1785-1791) |
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#Weibl Castul, fr. (1791-1793) |
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#Sterbenec Josip, kanonik (1793-1794) |
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#Hoffmann Mihael, kanonik (1794-1808) |
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#Mauermayer Gratus, fr. (1808-1826) |
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#Gorenec Angel, fr. (1826-1850) |
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#Knific Engelbert, fr. (1850-1857) |
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#Vovk Bernard , fr. (1857-1867) |
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#Staudacher Ignacij, fr. (1867-1870) |
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#Hrovat Ladislav, fr. (1870-1871) |
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#Zindler Johann,dr. (1871-1874) |
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#Fischer Johann (1874-1885) |
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#Senekovič Andrej (1785-1790) |
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#Detela Fran,dr. (1890-1906) |
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#Brežnik Franc (1906-1918) |
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#Wester Josip (1918-1920) |
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#Škerlj Amat (1920-1927) |
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#Maselj Ivan (1927-1932) |
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#Vagaja Ludvik (1932-1939) |
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#Dolenec Ivan (1939-1945) |
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#Vagaja Ludvik (1945-1946) |
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#Kosmina-Kasesnik Palmira (1946-1965) |
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#Troha Veljko (1965-1971) |
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#Piletič Rudi (1971-1974) |
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#Škufca Jože (v.d.)(!974-1975) |
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#Modic Dušan (1975-1976) |
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#Hočevar Franc (1976-1981) |
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#Fuis Vasja (1981-1995) |
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#Zalokar Helena (1995-2007) |
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#currently: Petakovič Natalija (2007 - ) |
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Dodič Milan et al. 225 let novomeške gimnazije1746-1971<br> |
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Multiple authors 250 let gimnazije novo mesto 1746-1996<br> |
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== FAMOUS STUDENTS OF THE NOVO MESTO GYMNASIUM == |
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#Ferdinand Seidl, geographer and geologist, 1866-1874 |
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#Ivan Tavčar, writer, 1866-1868 |
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#Oton Župančič, poet, writer, 1888-1891 |
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#Josip Plemelj, mathematician scientist, 1893- 1894 |
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#Dragotin Kette, poet, 1896-1898 |
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#Anton Podbevšek, poet, writer, 1909- 1918 |
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#Miran Jarc, poet, dramatist, 1910-191918 |
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#Božidar Jakac, painter, moviemaker, 1910-1918 |
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#Leon Štukelj, athlete and Olympic gold medallist, 1910-1916 |
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#Slavko Grum, dramatist, poet, 1911-1919 |
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#Pino Mlakar, ballet dancer, 1917-1919 |
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#Marjan Kozina, composer, 1917-1925 |
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#Boris Andrijanič, one of starters of pharmaceutical industry, 1921-1929 |
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#Vladimir Lamut, painter, 1926-1935 |
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== References == |
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#250 let Gimnazije Novo mesto 1746-1996, multiple authors, Novo mesto, 1996 |
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#225 let novomeške Gimnazije, multiple authors, Novo mesto, 1971 |
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#Gimnazija Novo mesto, Mojca Lukšič, Natalija Petakovič, Nuša Rustja, Novo mesto, 2007 |
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#Stezice 2005, multiple authors, Novo mesto, 1996 |
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#Seidlova geološka zbirka, Mikuž Vasja, Petakovič Natalija, Novo mesto, 1998 |
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#260 let Gimnazije Novo mesto, multiple authors, Novo mesto, 2006 |
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#Stezice, januar 2007 |
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#Publikacija ob 255 obletnici gimnazije |
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#Publikacija 2007/08 |
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[[Category:Schools in Slovenia]] |
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[[Category:Secondary schools in Slovenia]] |
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[[Category:Organizations established in 1746]] |
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[[Category:Educational institutions established in the 1740s]] |
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