College Aloisianum

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College Aloisianum
College Aloisianum
type of school Gymnasium and Realgymnasium
founding 1912
place Linz
state Upper Austria
Country Austria
Coordinates 48 ° 17 '46 "  N , 14 ° 16' 6"  E Coordinates: 48 ° 17 '46 "  N , 14 ° 16' 6"  E
carrier School association Kollegium Aloisianum
student about 400
Teachers approx. 60
management Klaus Bachler
Website Aloisianum

The Kollegium Aloisianum is a private Catholic grammar school and secondary school with public rights in Linz . It is located in the statistical district of Freinberg and has existed in this form since 1912. Before that, the Bischöfliche Gymnasium had been located there since at least 1851 and was moved to the Petrinum College in 1897 .

In its mission statement, drawn up in 1997 and adopted in 2007, the school is committed to the principles of Jesuit education. It is supported by the Kollegium Aloisianum school association , which in turn is maintained by the Jesuit order , the Linz diocese and several private individuals.

classes

In the 1st and 2nd grades (5th and 6th grade) there are three accompanying teachers (one per class) in addition to the professors. In the main subjects (German, mathematics and English) a support teacher sits in the back of the class and notes down the most important things of the lesson. In the 3rd and 4th grade (7th and 8th grade) the whole thing looks a little different. There are only 2 accompanying teachers per year who are on duty at the same time. Nobody is sitting in the back of the class anymore. From the 1st to the 4th grade (5th to 8th grade) you can find the accompanying teachers in the year. They are always there for student matters. In the 5th to 8th grade (9th to 12th grade) there are no longer any accompanying teachers.

management

The management includes the school management (director), the pedagogical management, the administrative management and the school secretariat.

Classes and gender distribution

In the lower grades there are three classes per year. The lower level comprises 12 classes. In the upper school there are only two classes per year. It thus comprises a total of eight classes. Thus the Kollegium Aloisianum has a total of 20 classes. A class usually comprises around 20 pupils, boys - girls - ratio: about 1: 1.

Special rooms

The following special rooms are available to the pupils during lessons or during breaks

  • Library
  • Table football and table tennis room (called "U-Pub" by the students)
  • two soccer fields
  • Basketball court
  • Volleyball court
  • Beach volleyball court
  • Park with swings, hammocks, benches and chairs
  • Gym
  • Gym with bouldering wall
  • Model railroad club room
  • Maximilian Church

Project: Aloisianum 2020

The Kollegium Aloisianum is currently working on a renovation and renovation project. The Konvikt building was completely renovated by September 2018. A new dining room was built and the gymnasium was renovated. At the moment we are still working on the honeycomb construction. The entrance area planned at street level was discarded. (As of November 2019)

Former students

The alumni association of the school, the Association of Altfreinberger . Well-known graduates of the college are u. a .:

literature

  • Wilhelm Remes: 150 years of school on the Freinberg - 90 years of Kollegium Aloisianum , self-published by Schulverein Kollegium Aloisianum, Linz 2002.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ https://www.kollegiumaloisianum.at/menschen/schulleitung-86.html