Froebel School (Oberweißbach)
| Friedrich Froebel School in Oberweißbach | |
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| type of school | Regular school |
| founding | 1939 |
| place | Oberweißbach |
| country | Thuringia |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 50 ° 34 '55 " N , 11 ° 8' 24" E |
| Website | www.regelschule-oberweissbach.de |
The Friedrich Fröbel School in Oberweißbach was opened on August 28, 1939 in Oberweißbach , the birthplace of Friedrich Fröbel . A bronze plate with his portrait was created by the Munich sculptor Karl Goetz and found its place at the main entrance of the school. Until 1945 this school was a middle school, after that only a primary school up to the 8th grade.
In 1950, the Friedrich Froebel School for students from the surrounding towns of Deesbach , Lichtenhain / Bergbahn and Cursdorf became the central school for grades 5 to 8. From 1952 the central school was converted back into a middle school, which issued the certificate of secondary school leaving certificate (from 1954). In addition, the construction of a 12-year high school began. In 1957 the first Abitur was passed at the Friedrich-Froebel-Oberschule. The students came from all over the Neuhaus am Rennweg district.
From 1957 to 1974 the Abitur was taken in this (later so-called) Extended Oberschule (EOS), which corresponds to today's grammar school. Then the extended secondary school was relocated to the district town of Neuhaus . The Froebel School in Oberweißbach remained as a middle school. In 1989, the 50th anniversary of the Friedrich Froebel School in Oberweißbach was celebrated.
After 1989/1990 there was a new beginning of a democratic school system in the GDR and thus also in Oberweißbach, 1990/1991 the beginning of the construction of a regular school with new curricula and textbooks, from 1992 regular school "Friedrich Fröbel" in Oberweißbach. The primary school was separated from the mainstream school. The school was renovated from 1996 to 1998 and was completed in 1999.
