Holsten School
| Holstenschule Neumünster | |
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 Main building of the Holstenschule seen from Altonaer Straße |
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| type of school | High school , European school |
| founding | 1871 |
| address |
Altonaer Strasse 40 |
| place | Neumunster |
| country | Schleswig-Holstein |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 54 ° 3 '59 " N , 9 ° 59' 11" E |
| carrier | City of Neumünster |
| student | about 800 |
| Teachers | about 70 |
| management | Pay Owe Dierks |
| Website | www.holstenschule.de |
The Holstenschule is the oldest grammar school and a European school in Neumünster .
history
The school was founded in 1871, making it the oldest grammar school in Neumünster. At first it was a private school for boys from the upper middle class. After the construction of today's main building from 1901 to 1903, the Progymnasium with the Neumünster Realschule moved in there , in 1906 the Progymnasium was expanded to become a grammar school and in 1910 the Realschule became an Oberrealschule . The Holsten School has been a high school for boys and girls since 1973.
The Holstenschule is a science high school and takes part in competitions such as the Long Night of Mathematics or the Mathematics Olympiad every year.
The college consists of about 55 teachers who teach about 1000 students.
The Holstenschule has been a European school since 2002 and runs exchange programs with three schools in France , Poland and England every year :
- with the Lycée Blaise Pascal in Segré (France) for the 8th / 9th School year since 1994,
- with the Zespół Szkół Geodezyjno-Drogowych in Poznań (Poland) for the 10./11. School year since 2003,
- with the Haliford School in Shepperton (England) for the 7th / 8th School year since 2006.
In December 2004, the construction of a modern three-field hall with adjoining classrooms began. After a year and a half of construction, the inauguration was celebrated in August 2006.
The Holsten School has been committed to an orphanage in Benin since 2007 and the "Association for Benin" was founded on November 22, 2012, which also supports the orphanage. Every year the school organizes the "Festival for Benin", at which funds are collected for projects there.
Personalities
In 2014 there was an alumni association founded as an association of old Holstenschule students whose last name was our Holstenschule - Association of Alumni eV .
student
- Hinrich Möller (1906–1974), police and SS officer (senior realm degree 1922)
- Hans Henning Holm (1908–1977), writer, playwright and radio play writer
- Walther Lammers (1914–1990), German historian
- Wolfgang Erich (1920–1970), historian and ministerial official in Kiel (Abitur 1939)
- Christian-Friedrich Peter (1922–2005), master baker, craftsman and CDU politician
- Hatto Klamt (* 1937), philologist, reserve officer and CDU local politician
- Gerd Helbig (* 1939), journalist
- Hans Siemensen, nephrologist
- Eckhard Cordes (* 1950), industry and trade manager
- Horst Günter Bülck (* 1953), industrial manager and politician (Abitur 1974)
- Ingbert Liebing (* 1963), CDU politician (Abitur 1982)
- Angelina Kirsch (* 1988), plus-size model (Abitur 2008)
Teacher
- Walter Richard Gerlich (1908–1981): CDU politician (teacher at the Holsten School from 1959 to 1963)
- Eberhard Cold (1921–1988): historian, orientalist and religious scholar
- Jürgen Oldenburg (1926–1991): SPD politician, member of the Schleswig-Holstein state parliament (director of studies)
Sources and literature
- Städtische Realschule in the conversion to a Progymnasium and Realprogymnasium terms Neumünster (Hrsg.): Annual report on the conversion to a Progymnasium and Realprogymnasium termed Städtische Realschule zu Neumünster . Neumünster 1883–1885 ( digitized from 1884)
- Progymnasium and Realprogymnasium in the development terms Neumünster (Ed.): Annual report on the development in terms of the Progymnasium and Realprogymnasium in Neumünster . Neumünster 1886 ( digitized version )
- Progymnasium and Realprogymnasium Neumünster (ed.): Annual report on the Progymnasium and Realprogymnasium (in the process of being converted into a Realschule with a complete Progymnasium) in Neumünster . Neumünster 1887–1900 ( digitized version )
- Progymnasium and Realprogymnasium Neumünster (ed.): Festschrift to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the institution . Hieronymus, Neumünster 1896 ( digitized version )
- Hermann Schnoor (Hrsg.): Catalog of the library of the higher educational institution in Neumünster . Hieronymus, Neumünster 1899 ( digitized version )
- Progymnasium and Realschule Neumünster (ed.): Annual report on the Progymnasium and Realschule in Neumünster . Neumünster 1901–1903 ( digitized version )
- Gymnasium in development together with Realschule Neumünster (Ed.): Annual report on the Gymnasium in development and Realschule in Neumünster . Neumünster 1904–1905 ( digitized version )
- Gymnasium and Realschule Neumünster (ed.): Annual report on the Gymnasium and Realschule in Neumünster . Neumünster 1906–1907 ( digitized version )
- Gymnasium and upper secondary school i. E. Neumünster (Hrsg.): Annual report on the grammar school together with Ober-Realschule iE in Neumünster . Neumünster 1908–1909 ( digitized version )
- Gymnasium and Ober-Realschule Neumünster (Ed.): Report on the Gymnasium and Ober-Realschule zu Neumünster . Neumünster 1910–1926 ( digital copy born 1910–1911; 1915; scientific supplement to 1912; 1914)
Web links
- Website of the Holsten School
- School theater side of the Holstenschule
- Website of the Alumni Association
- Website of the student council of the Holsten School
Individual evidence
- ↑ school management. In: www.holstenschule.de. Retrieved October 27, 2019 .
- ↑ Benin sponsor orphanage | Holstenschule Neumünster. Retrieved January 13, 2018 (German).
- ↑ Festival for Benin | Holstenschule Neumünster. Retrieved January 13, 2018 (German).
- ^ Klaus Merz: Official farewell: Holstenschul-Verein: Aus nach 107 years | shz.de. Retrieved March 11, 2019 .