1919-1939
The S. Konarski State Schol No 2 in Łuków was founded in 1919. Students learnt in a rented building in 11th November Street. J.Szlendak became headmaster. Only 157 children could learn because there was no place for rest. Because the number of students rose each year, new buildings and classrooms had to be rented. Students studied at 3 levels until 1927/28 and at 7 levels after that. They attended school 6 days a week until 1934/35. They enrolled the Father S.Brzóska Scouts, organized excursions and attended interest groups. Owing to lack of money for school children gave a performance called "The happiest of sisters" by E.Szelburg. The greatest problem was that the school was located in different parts of the town. The school was inspected four times from 1935 to 1939. It organized cultural life, celebrated the 10th anniversany of gaining independence, Nowember uprising, the 3rd May and so on.

 1939-1945
J.Cetnarski was the headmaster of the school.There were 7 teachers.The invaders destroyed libraries, maps, pictures and prohibited associations and newspapers. Teaching history and geography of Poland as well as some pieces of Polish literature were forbidden. Children went to school irregularly because of illnesses, lack of fuel and arrests of teachers. When a lot of teachers were dismissed, they organized under ground tuition.

 1945-1999
After the war nearly all the school buildings were destroyed. A lack of school-books, flu and measles epidemics resulted in low teaching results in school year 1948/49. Russian was obligatory from 1949. In the next few years in spite of the difficlut work conditions the school started to achieve good teaching results. A law concerning on 8-year-primary school was passed in July 1961. After the death of J.Cetnarski, E.Mazurkiewicz became headmaster. When she retired in school year 1985/86, J.Olszewska was chosen as headmaster. The school was one of the best in Siedlce Region. Earlier, in 1970, after fire destroyed the old school building, a new one was opened. The deputy minister E. Zachajkiewicz took part in the inauguration of the new school building. During the meeting with students, teachers and parents school was officially called "Freedom and Democracy Fighters" Primary School.

 1999-2011
Secondary School no. 2 (lower grades), called "Gimnazjum" in Polish, was brought into being by the Town Council on 27th February 1999 and exists from 1st September 1999. Mr M. Kosiński, the former headmaster of Primary School No 2, became headmaster of the Secondary School. There were 10 classes, 273 students, 26 teachers amd 16 other employees. There was only one shift. Lessons started at 8.00. There were 14 interest groups.
There are 542 students and 19 classes in school year 2000/2001. 30 teachers and 18 other employees work at school. The deputy is Mrs B. Chruściel. Lessons start at 8.00 and finish at 6.30 p.m., because there are two shifts. Students and teachers use a library, a canteen, a dentist's surgery and a nurse's room. Mrs B. Borucz, a pedagogue, helps students to solve their problems. Mrs A. Czerska-Pawlak and Mrs M.Podlodowska write a school chronicle. Since the year 2001/2002 lessons have started at 7.30. In Gymansium No. 2 in Łuków there are above 700 students grouped in 27 classes. The number of classes is getting lower since 2004/05. The care of the teenagers performs the group of 50 teachers, whom leads headteacher Mr Marek Kosiński and his assistant Mrs Bożena Chruściel. The school employs pedagogue and district nurse. As in previous years teachers take care of progressing young people's hobbies and interests by organizing various extra lessons. Students of our gymnasium can choose from above 30 different occupations after school, which allow them to develop their vocal and dancing talents, learn acting, journalism, photography, carry on voluntary work, and physical development. Every year many teachers realize their own programmes.

In 2002/2003 school year Gymnasium nr 2 joined to nationwide educational issue of "Gazeta Wyborcza", gazeta.pl portal and The Center of National Education.We got the title "School with the first class" after implementation of six difficult tasks.

Since September 2003/2004 our school has taken a part in the International Programme Socrates-Comenius "Young people in Europe". During the programme we got to know wider than ever before about history, culture and tradition of Danmark and Germany. We also keep active contact with students and teachers form friendly schools in Wincheringen (Germany) and Frederica (Danmark).

Intensive activity in our school is carried on by Student Self-Government, students with Ms Katarzyna Szczęśniak and Ms Jolanta Pyrko organize various culture-entertainment events, charity, show their opinion about important for school issues.

In autumn 2006 started building of sports hall. The foundation are laied.

In February 2007 with the cooperation with Łuków Borough we startwd the project "Szkoła Przyszłości w Gminach Ziemi Łukowskiej" (future's school in boroughs of Łuków area) financed by European Union from European Social Finances. In our school are organised 27 didactic, sports and tutorial programmes.

To sum up sports competitions in 2006/2007 our Gymnasium is on the second position in Lublin voiewodship.

In 2007/2008 school year the assistant of the headteacher is Ms Katarzyna Szczęśniak.

On February 10, 2010 Gymnasium was named after the priest Stanisław Konarski. Additionaly, the school banner was passed on, the new sports hall and additional classrooms were put into use. As a consequence Gimnasium started working in one-shift.

In the second term of 2009/2010 the school set about to the project of European Social Fund called "Mały Archimedes", which was co-financed by EU. The project includes extracurricular activities in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Geography.

Students of our Gymnasium are succeed in many competitions organised by LKO (Education Welfare Officer of Lublin). The students are also laureates of many other competitions and sports contest.

We are proud of exam results. Students of third class who finished education in our school obtained very high average of points which is the next confirmation of headteacher's, teachers', parents' and of course students' effort.