17th century
The first school in Limbazi district.
1686 – The priest of Salaca parish Johanness Hofmanis informed his superiors of Vidzeme Church that there is a person in the parish who teaches the children of peasants to read and write and to exercise in catechism printed in Latvian.
18th century
The school building of Salaca Parish was built in 1755. The master – Janis Leinards.
There are no manor schools yet.
1788/89 School Year – a Parish School was formed. There were 66 students.
Manor School – 38 students.
19th century
Salacgriva
The school of Lielsalaca Parish was mentioned in 1840. The school did not have a permanent building for classes.
The studies took place in a dwelling house. The teacher – David Dzirne.
1862 – the teacher Martin Kalnins. The seminarian.
1862-1910 the teacher Fricis Berzins. The classes took place in a former dwelling house of a priest. The school had the second grade opened. 18 students attended the school.
Frydrych Berzins was born in 1846 in Perci House. In 1868 he graduated from Cimzes Teachers Seminar in Valka. He was also a organist in the parish. He promoted the choir singing.
1876-1877 A new building of the school was built at 12 Krasta Street. It cost RUB 10 000.
Salaca District
The orthodox school in Vecsalaca was open in 1850.
1873 – the building of orthodox school in Salacgriva was built.
1857 – Vecsalaca Manor School was built.
1868/69 no permanent building existed. The classes took place in a dwelling house. It was the beginning of Korgene (Jemeklis) School.
Jemeklis School was built in 1874 as a single-class district school. The teacher – Niks Kalnins.
1913 – stone building of Jemeklis School was built. The classes took place in a new Korgene school up to 1997 when the school was moved to the new premises in the centre of Korgene.
1866 – an orthodox school in Krivi House in Korgene was open. It was named Krivi School.
Kraukli School in Kuivizi, Vecsalaca District existed in Kraukli House from 1884-1892. The teacher – Gusts Kalnins. It was decided to move the school to Cerpeni in 1892. The school existed there up to 1906 when an Expedition of Punishers (a violent organisation of rebels) burned it down.
Mezmeiniki School – the building was built and the school was open in 1876. The first teacher – Frydrych Svede.
1955 – the school was closed.
Svetciems District
There was a single-class Lutheran Primary School – Kuikule School. It was built approximately in 1865. The teacher – Marcis Berzins. The type of education – parish school.
The 1st grade orthodox Svetciems District School (Silkalni School) was open in 1862. It got its own premises in 1893.
1926/27 School Year – Silkani and Kuikule Schools merged.
1963 – Kuikule School was abolished.
20th century
The Lutheran school of Lielsalaca Parish in Salacgriva.
1910-1921 - Frydrych Berzins was succeeded by Hermanis Eidemanis. He was born in 1885 in Ergeme. He graduated from Pskov Teachers Seminar.
Orthodox Parish School in Vecsalaca
1919/20 School Year underwent the reforms and became 1st grade Primary Salacgriva School of Vecsalaca District.
1921/22 School Year when the Lutheran school of Lielsalaca Parish in Salacgriva was merged with Orthodox Parish School in Vecsalaca Salacgriva District Primary School was established. Parish schools ceased to exist.
7 teacher were employed at the Primary School. The school was attended by 199 students.
Hugo Grasis – the supervisor of the primary school from 1921 to 1940. He graduated from Pskov Teachers Seminar.
1921 – Salacgriva Secondary School was established at 12 Krsata Street. The first principal of the school – Hermanis Eidemanis.
1929 – Salacgriva Secondary School becomes a Gymnasium where 3 foreign languages: English, German and Latin were taught.
1934 – Salacgriva Gymnasium was closed.
1940 – Salacgriva Incomplete Secondary School with 7 grades was established.
1941-1944 7 grade people’s school was established.
1944/45 School Year – reestablishment of the secondary school was begun.
1950 – 1st graduation of the secondary school.
1968-1970 A new building of the secondary school was started.
1971 – he construction of the new building of Salacgriva Secondary school for 1072 students was completed.
Mezmeiniki or Auseklis 4 grade Primary School was closed in 1955.
Lani Primary School
October of 1940 – 4 grade school was open in Stilfrida – the hunting cabin of baron Fegezak of Lani.
1995-96 School Year – the school was moved to the office building of kolkhoz Salacgriva, in the centre of the village.
2006 The Svetciems School was closed.
Korgene Primary School
The autumn of 1997 – the school was moved to the premises in the centre of Korgene.
2009 – The Korgene School was reorganised into the branch of Salacgriva Secondary School.
2011 – at the end of 2010-2011 School Year the branch was closed.