Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium Fürstenwalde
| Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium Fürstenwalde | |
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| School locations of the Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium Fürstenwalde | |
| type of school | high school |
| founding | 1991 (originally 1865) |
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Frankfurter Strasse. 70, 15517 Fürstenwalde / Spree |
| place | Fürstenwalde / Spree |
| country | Brandenburg |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 52 ° 21 '31 " N , 14 ° 3' 51" E |
| carrier | Office for Education, Culture and Sport, Beeskow |
| student | ~ 650 |
| Teachers | 51 |
| management | Sabine Jentzsch |
| Website | www.schollgym.de |
The Scholl-Gymnasium (formerly Circle Royal School Fürstenwalde ) in Fürstenwalde / Spree is a circular asking school with two school locations. The school is named after the resistance fighters Hans Scholl and Sophie Scholl .
history
On June 17, 1865, the first higher civic school was founded in the area of the city of Fürstenwalde. This became a Progymnasium in 1874 and a full grammar school in 1877. The first grammar school in Fürstenwalde was located in the building of today's Free Rahn Primary School Fürstenwalde until 1928 . From 1928 to 1945 classes continued in a building on Hangelsberger Chaussee. Subsequently, these rooms were occupied by the West Group until 1992 and are now in disrepair. After the end of the war, the building of the school at the cathedral was occupied (today the location of the city museum).
Today's school was founded on August 1 , 1991 as the Fürstenwalde District Gymnasium and emerged from the EOS Ottomar-Geschke Fürstenwalde named after SED politician Ottomar Geschke . It was supported by the Fürstenwalde district . The school moved into the building of the former municipal vocational school "Geschwister-Scholl" at Frankfurter Straße 70, which in return moved to the Palmnicken location, and shares it with the Fürstenwalde adult education center to this day . In the course of reunification , the old name Ottomar-Geschke was no longer acceptable, so that on October 30, 1992 the name of the school was changed to Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium Fürstenwalde . The name was derived from the writing "Geschwister-Scholl" above the main entrance, which was still preserved in 1992, and was chosen as the new school name by the students, teachers and parents of the school. In addition to the Schollgymnasium, the municipal grammar school " Werner-Seelenbinder " Fürstenwalde and the Catholic grammar school have also existed since 1991 . The municipal high school emerged in 1991 from the former EOS Werner-Seelenbinder and was located in the direct vicinity of the Schollgymnasium in the building of the former boys' school.
Since the birth rate also fell in Fürstenwalde after reunification, the class trains at the grammar schools became smaller and fewer. The municipal grammar school was hit particularly hard, and from 2006 onwards, due to the low number of students, it was no longer able to guarantee proper school operations. For this reason, the school was incorporated into the Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium in August 2007. Since then, the Scholl-Gymnasium has been a school with two school locations.
Headmaster
- 1914–1918: Georg Rosenthal
- 1991–2006: Günter Krebs
- Since 2006: Sabine Jentzsch
Name of the school since 1945
- Fürstenwalde Municipal High School (1945–1951)
- Extended secondary school "Ottomar Geschke" Fürstenwalde (1951–1991)
- District Gymnasium Fürstenwalde (1991–1992)
- Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium Fürstenwalde (since 1992)
Support measures
The school offers students who suffer from dyscalculia a special support program as part of individual support.
building
The so-called House 1 is located at Frankfurter Straße 70, where the school administration's office is also located. The House 2 is located in the former municipal school , the boys' school , which originally called barracks planned, but was used as a school due to limited school places.
Activities and working groups
The Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium offers a variety of opportunities to work outside of school. The so-called Schollgruppe has existed since 2009 , where schoolchildren can discuss problems and matters of the school. The dragon boat team Pneumant Little Dragon , which is operated in cooperation with the BSG Pneumant Fürstenwalde , has also been in existence since 2009 . The team regularly takes part in various regattas.
Furthermore, it offers pupils the extracurricular activities of table tennis and basketball. Committed parents, teachers and students also organize themselves in the school's sponsorship association. The school takes part in the youth training for the Olympics competition in the fields of football, basketball, volleyball, athletics, dragon boat, badminton, table tennis and swimming .
Since the beginning of December 2018, the grammar school has been a member of the School without Racism - School with Courage network .
Events
The school traditionally organizes different events every year. The largest of them is the so-called Christmas concert , which is organized by the 11th grade. There is also the summer ball , which is organized by the 10th grade.
Personalities
Known teachers
- Edmund Lange (1855–1932), classical philologist and historian
- Friedrich Spiro (1863–1940), classical philologist and musicologist
- Georg Rosenthal (1874–1934), classical philologist and teacher
Known students
- Wilhelm Ohnesorge (1855–1943), historian, Abitur 1880
- Erich Wallroth (1876–1929), diplomat, Abitur 1896
- Bruno Kastner (1890–1932), actor
- Franziska Giffey (* 1978), politician, student at Werner-Seelenbinder-Gymnasium, Abitur 1997
Individual evidence
- ^ School portraits Brandenburg: offers for individual support. In: bildung-brandenburg.de. Retrieved July 20, 2015 .
- ↑ Manja Wilde: Schollies want to contradict . In: MOZ.de . Märkisches Medienhaus GmbH & Co. KG, December 8, 2018, accessed on December 9, 2018