Education: Sânger

School Sanger is said for the first time, along with other field schools in Transylvania, in a document from the year 1780 issued by Metropolitanate Blaj. In 1782, G. Sincai, who was director of the popular village schools providing material support to schools plain area, including the school in Sanger. The "general outline of names of teachers and preparing contents diocese churches in Transylvania" for the year 1858 are included as teachers at no. 164 Michael Simon, with able-grade teacher - and a number of 29 students. In 1880 we are talking about a school of rock with 65 students, and in 1896 50 students, 27 "ficiori" and 23 girls. In 1910 a record number are over 100 students' everyday ', ie, attending daily and 40 students at the school repeater that is beyond age. With the increasing population of the village increased the number and school, so between the two world wars attending school year, about 250 students. The first school built after 1918, with two classrooms, built at the expense of the munici

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