Balogh Zoltán (szerk.): Neograd 2018 - A Dornyay Béla Múzeum Évkönyve 41. (Salgótarján, 2018)
Hausel Sándor: „...melyekben a religio mind egy, mind más részről ugyanazzal a szabadsággal taníttathatik...” A közös iskolák építése Nógrád megyében II. József uralkodása alatt
MÉSZÁROS István 1981 Ratio educationis. Bp. OBORNI Teréz 1991 Nógrád vármegye népoktatása 1770-1772 között. Nógrád Megyei Múzeumok Évkönyve XVII. Salgótarján. SOÓS István 1992 Mezővárosi normaiskolák az egri egyházmegyében 1779-től 1845-ig. Eger. SOÓS István 2013 Kazinczy Ferenc. Levelezés XXV. kötet (Hivatali levelezés). Debrecen. SZABÓ András 1817 A hazabeli kisebb oskoláknak jobb lábra állításokról. Pest. SZÁNTÓ Imre 1978 A „közös iskolák” II. József korában. Magyar Pedagógia 1978. SZOMSZÉD András 2001 Kösd. Kösd, 2001. ZÓLYOMI József 2000 Terény története. Terény. ZSILINSZKY Mihály 1907 A magyarhoni protestáns egyház története. Bp. SÁNDOR HAUSEL „...in which the religion is taught with freedom from one and the other side..” ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS IN NÓGRÁD COUNTY BETWEEN 1786 AND 1790 IN ERA OF JOSEPH II One of the most interesting attempts of the Josephinian educational affairs of the Hungarian enlightened despotism - although argued by the contemporaries - was the foundation of common schools. This ahead of its time „nationalization” of the school system was attempted in Nógrád County as well - between 1786-1790. First of all the elementary village schools were concerned. However, the only higher level school of the county, the Calvinist school in Losonc, was also considered to be converted into a common school. Nógrád County had a special characteristic: beside the few Calvinist schools the number of Lutheran schools was higher than the national average. To set up common schools in the midst of distrust between denominations required compromises and often rather complicated religions, social and economic debates. To elucidate the topic in question the documents of Josephinian administration of Nógrád County are available. 40
