Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium Bamberg
| Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium Bamberg | |
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| New building of the Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium Bamberg | |
| type of school | Linguistic and humanistic grammar school |
| School number | 0031 |
| founding | 1890 |
| address |
Franz-Ludwig-Strasse 13 |
| place | Bamberg |
| country | Bavaria |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 49 ° 53 '35 " N , 10 ° 53' 43" E |
| carrier | Zweckverband grammar schools in the city and district of Bamberg |
| student | 887 (as of 2016/17) |
| Teachers | 67 (as of 2016/17) |
| management | Rainer Herzing |
| Website | www.franz-ludwig-gymnasium.de |
| Wiki | FLG Wiki |
The state-run Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium Bamberg (FLG), formerly the Neues Gymnasium Bamberg (NG), is a linguistic and humanistic high school in Bamberg , Upper Franconia . It is named after Prince-Bishop Franz Ludwig von Erthal , who distinguished himself as an educational and social reformer in the 18th century .
history
On October 1, 1890, the school was opened as the second Bamberg high school under the name Neues Gymnasium. While the old grammar school remained accessible only to Catholic boys, the new grammar school was also opened to girls as well as Protestant and Jewish students by order of the Ministry of Culture .
In 1938, when the National Socialists converted the grammar schools into "German high schools", the school was the only grammar school in Upper Franconia to continue the tradition of the humanistic grammar school with the subjects Greek and Latin, so that after 1945 no fundamental change was necessary.
After the completion of the new building between the main building and the rear building in 1963, the school introduced a new language branch in addition to the humanistic branch with Latin, English and French.
In 1965 the school was named Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium after the penultimate Prince-Bishop of Bamberg, Franz Ludwig von Erthal (1730–1795), who made special contributions as a social reformer and promoter of school and science.
At the beginning of the 1974 school year, the college level model was introduced in the 11th grade.
In February 1979 a pedagogical seminar for the subjects German, history and social studies was set up at the school. Later, the subjects of Catholic religious studies, English, mathematics, physics and finally geography were added. Teacher training in Catholic religious education has now been discontinued at the Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium.
In 1998 the school set up a new branch with English as the first foreign language. The other two branches remained. The number of students increased in the following years.
In 2005 the new building on Luisenstrasse was inaugurated.
After the demolition of the old intermediate building, the new construction of a double gym began in 2007 and was completed in October 2008.
In addition to language courses in Latin, English, French, Ancient Greek and Spanish, there have also been elective courses in Russian, Italian and Chinese.
location
The Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium is located in the center of Bamberg between the central bus station and the court, directly on the Main-Danube Canal (Heinrichsdamm).
Trivia
Until the archbishop 's college for boys was closed in 1999, the Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium was the school of the “ Ottonians ”.
Also until 1999, since the grammar school was founded, all headmasters were classical philologists (most recently Alfons Neudecker).
Personalities
principal
- 1890–1907: Andreas Schmitt
- 1907–1923: Eugen Brand
- 1923–1930: Heinrich Januel
- 1930–1940: Wilhelm Schäfer
- 1940-1945: Julius Andreae
- 1945–1948: Wilhelm Schäfer
- 1948–1951: Valentin Wiesner (also a high school graduate)
- 1951-1959: Karl Full
- 1959–1967: Eugen Liesering
- 1967–1982: Anton Fichtl
- 1982–1994: Franz Bauer
- 1994–1999: Alfons Neudecker (also a high school graduate)
- 1999–2008: Hans Göldel
- 2008–2012: Heinz Pfuhlmann
- 2012–2017: Martin Rohde
- Since 2017: Rainer Herzing
Teacher
- Gotthold Sabel (1852–1909), royal Bavarian church councilor and heraldist
- Adolf Eckstein (1857–1935), city rabbi of Bamberg, responsible for religious instruction in Israel since it was founded in 1890
- Adam Senger (1860–1935), former auxiliary bishop in the Archdiocese of Bamberg
- Sebastian Schlittenbauer (1874–1936), politician ( BVP ), teacher for philological and historical subjects from 1911 to 1913
- Joseph Otto Kolb (1881–1955), former Archbishop of Bamberg (also a high school graduate)
- Peter Schneider (1882–1958), Franconian local researcher and teacher of ancient languages, German studies, history and geography
- Hans Fiedler (1891–1989), art historian
- Gottfried Diener (1907–1987), classical philologist and Goethe researcher (also a high school student)
- Günter Wojaczek (1932–1997), classical philologist and didactic specialist in ancient languages, was the specialist supervisor for ancient languages and college level supervisor at this school (also a graduate of the grammar school)
- Ulrike Stadler-Altmann (* 1968), educational scientist
Graduates
- Joseph Arneth (1873–1955), physician and holder of the Great Cross of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
- Georg Schätzel (1875–1934), lawyer, politician ( BVP ) and Reich Postal Minister of the Weimar Republic
- Karl von Prager (1875–1959), General of the Bavarian Army and General of the Infantry (Wehrmacht)
- Willy Lessing (1881–1939), councilor, entrepreneur and until his death chairman of the Jewish community in Bamberg
- Lorenz Krapp (1882–1947), lawyer, poet and politician (BVP, CSU)
- Alfred Wäger (1883–1956), officer in the Bavarian Army, staff officer in the Reichswehr and general of the infantry (Wehrmacht)
- Euchar Albrecht Schmid (1884–1951), lawyer, writer, publisher and co-founder and manager of the Karl May publishing house
- Georg Meixner (1887–1960), clergyman and politician
- Father Petrus Mangold (1889–1942), Franciscan
- Karl Heinrich Bauer (1890–1978), physician
- Rudolf Berthold (1891–1920), fighter pilot in World War I and leader of a volunteer corps
- Friedrich Heilingbrunner (1891–1977), officer in the Bavarian Army, free corps fighter, staff officer of the Reichswehr and general of the anti-aircraft guns (Wehrmacht)
- Heinrich Hager (1893–1941), politician (NSDAP)
- Georg Chancellor (1894–1975), pastor, local poet and holder of the Federal Cross of Merit on ribbon
- Max Spindler (1894–1986), historian
- Josef Müller (1898–1979), politician (CSU), former Minister of State and Deputy Prime Minister
- Hans Höffner (1901–1987), officer in the Reichswehr, general staff officer in the Wehrmacht, commander in the Federal Border Guard and retired general. D. the Bundeswehr
- Michael Arneth (1905–1995), Catholic theologian and university professor
- Helmuth Zimmerer (1912–1984), lawyer, economist and politician, Lord Mayor of Würzburg
- Friedrich Schaller (1920–2018), zoologist
- Fridolin Dreßler (1921–2013), librarian, manuscript researcher and regional historian
- Marika Geldmacher-von Mallinckrodt (1923–2016), chemist
- Anton Sterzl (1927–2015), philosopher, historian, journalist and author
- Alois Brem (1930–2016), clergyman
- Georg Denzler (* 1930), Catholic theologian, professor of church history
- Theodor Mebs (1930–2017), ornithologist and author
- Reinhold Ortner (* 1930), educator
- Berthold Schneider (* 1932), biometrician and university professor
- Wolfgang Rüfner (* 1933), legal scholar
- Alois Albrecht (* 1936), former vicar general of the Archdiocese of Bamberg
- Herbert Lauer (* 1946), politician (independent), former Lord Mayor D. of Bamberg
- Edgar Krapp (* 1947), organist and musicologist
- Gerhard C. Krischker (* 1947), dialect poet
- Klaus-Dieter Fritsche (* 1953), administrative lawyer, was a civil servant state secretary from 2014 to 2018 and was responsible for the federal intelligence services
- Georg Kestel (* 1955), Vicar General in the Archdiocese of Bamberg
- Andreas Starke (* 1956), politician (SPD), Lord Mayor of Bamberg
- Johann Kalb (* 1960), politician (CSU), since May 1, 2014 District Administrator of the Bamberg district
- Jürgen Kalb (* 1962), Catholic theologian, politician (BP), chairman of the Bavarian Party (2001–2002)
- Bernhard Schmid (* 1962), publisher and managing director of Karl May Verlag
- Klaus Stüwe (* 1966), political scientist
- Micha Hektor Haarkötter (* 1968), media and communication scientist
- Thomas Silberhorn (* 1968), politician (CSU), Member of the Bundestag, State Secretary at the Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development since February 2014
- Matthias Andreas Fritz (* 1968), Indo-Europeanist
- Rüdiger Feulner (* 1969), Catholic theologian, professor of dogmatics and diplomat at the Vatican
- Bernhard Huss (* 1969), Romanist
- Heike Eva Schmidt (* 1970s), writer
- Richard Wientzek (* 1970), painter and draftsman
- Stefan Schorn (* 1971), classical philologist
- Andreas Grüner (* 1973), classical archaeologist
- Salvatore Loiero (* 1973), Catholic theologian
- Dorothee Bär (* 1978), politician (CSU), Member of the Bundestag, State Secretary at the Federal Minister for Transport and Digital Infrastructure since December 2013
- Nora-Eugenie Gomringer (* 1980), poet and director of the international artist house Villa Concordia since April 2010
- Florian Herrnleben (* 1982), puppeteer, cabaret artist, radio play speaker
student
- Viktor Emil von Gebsattel (1883–1976), human medicine, psychiatrist, philosopher and writer
- Albrecht Schlee (1910–1990), politician (CSU)
- Christian Gnilka (* 1936), classical philologist
literature
- Eugen Brand: The first 25 years of the New High School in Bamberg: (1890–1915) , gardener, Bamberg 1915 ( digitized version )
- 50 years of the new grammar school Bamberg 1890-1940: Festschrift on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the institution (October 1, 1940) , publisher v. Study director Julius Andreae, St. Otto Verlag Schrödter, Bamberg 1940.
- Elmar Büttner: Chronicle of the New Gymnasium Bamberg from 1890-1965 , Bamberg 1965
- New grammar school in Bamberg. Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium Bamberg. 1890-1990. Festschrift , ed. Einwich, Friedrich / Schmitt, Alfred, Fränkischer Tag, Bamberg 1990.
