Raabeschule high school

Raabeschule high school
type of school	high school
founding	1861
place	Braunschweig
country	Lower Saxony
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 13 '39 "  N , 10 ° 32' 16"  E Coordinates: 52 ° 13 '39 "  N , 10 ° 32' 16"  E
carrier	City of Braunschweig
student	about 850
Teachers	about 75
management	Axel Jacobsen
Website	www.raabeschule.de

The Raabeschule grammar school is a grammar school in Braunschweig and the oldest all-day grammar school in Lower Saxony .

history

In 1861, today's Raabeschule grammar school was founded by Hermann Günther as Günther's institute , which, thanks to its strong professional orientation and the individualization of learning paths and goals, took greater account of the educational and training interests of the Braunschweig citizens than the public schools of the time. After the death of the founder, the private institute became a state secondary school, which was renamed Raabeschule in 1926 and expanded into a nine-stage higher school with a high school diploma from 1938. After the school building on Kasernenstrasse, which was newly occupied in 1915, was destroyed in the Second World War , the Raabeschule found a place to stay at Franzschen Feld in 1949 after several temporary accommodations . In 1973 she moved to the new building in the Heidberg school center. With the dissolution of the orientation level in 2004, the Raabeschule received a branch for grades 5 to 7 at Siekgraben. In 1989 the Raabeschule was converted into an open all-day school. In 2015 the school had 793 students.

Known teachers

• Wilhelm Börker (* 1869; † 1953)
• Jürgen Bernhard Kuck (* 1952), art educator
• Ronald Feuerhahn (* 1953), soccer player
• Ernst-August Roloff (* 1926; † 2017), teacher of German and history, school psychologist

Known students

• Marko Beens (* 1970), sports manager
• Maya Bothe (* 1978), actress
• Daniel Erdmann (* 1973), jazz saxophonist
• Sonja Fiedler-Tresp (* 1972), translator and author
• Rainer Hunold (* 1949), actor
• Bernhard Kiekenap (* 1930), historian
• Michael Koch (* 1973), photographer and visual artist
• Heike Lätzsch (* 1973), national hockey player
• Florian Meyer (* 1968), DFB soccer referee
• Carsten Ovens (* 1981), politician
• Markus Rex , physicist and meteorologist

Publications

• Gymnasium Raabeschule, Friedemann Thoss: Festschrift for the 125th anniversary of the Gymnasium Raabeschule Braunschweig. Braunschweig 1986, OCLC 74971653 , ( deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de ).
• Gymnasium Raabeschule: reports & communications. (Journal), OCLC 649442386 .
• DGB Kreis Region Braunschweig (Ed.): Paths to the self. Artistic works from the Raabeschule grammar school; Concepts for the exhibition from 4.4. - May 23, 2000 in the Braunschweig Trade Union House (= regional trade union papers. 13.) Braunschweig 2000, OCLC 255819067 .
• Gymnasium Raabeschule, Evan Alcock: Festschrift 150 years of Gymnasium Raabeschule. Braunschweig 2011, OCLC 800580903 , ( deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de ).

Web links

• The school's website at raabeschule.de
• Gymnasium Raabeschule on braunschweig.de

Individual evidence

1. ^ History and school chronicle. at raabeschule.de, accessed on January 24, 2016.
2. ↑ Braunschweig - the lion city. 2015, accessed May 17, 2016 .