Johann-Christian-Reinhart-Gymnasium Hof
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| type of school |
High school with two branches: natural science - technological and linguistic |
| founding | 1838 (as a private school for girls) |
| address |
Max-Reger-Strasse 71 |
| place | court |
| country | Bavaria |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 50 ° 18 '26 " N , 11 ° 53' 52" E |
| carrier | City courtyard |
| student | 605 (as of 2017) |
| Teachers | 69 (as of 2017) |
| management | Michael Wagner |
| Website | www.jcrg-hof.de |
The Johann-Christian-Reinhart-Gymnasium (JCRG) - Reinhart-Gymnasium for short - is a science, technology and language high school in Hof . The languages on offer include English , French , Latin and Spanish . The JCRG is an environmental school and a school without racism - a school with courage . The school is on the western outskirts in the school center below the Bismarck tower in the Münster district . The namesake is Johann Christian Reinhart - a painter and draftsman of the 18th and 19th centuries. Century who was born in Hof.
history
The royal study director Dr. In 1837 Lechner applied for the establishment of a private school for higher female education in Hof. In the following year, 1838, the application was granted and schools for girls began. The first school building was on Theaterstrasse.
In 1901 the school moved into the newly built schoolhouse on Longoliusplatz . In 1911 it was recognized by the state as a municipal higher girls' school in accordance with the new school regulations. After the Second World War, the school was reopened as a municipal high school for girls. The linguistic branch (originally: modern-language branch) and the scientific-technological branch (originally: mathematical-scientific branch) were established as the focus of the school.
In 1973 the school was named Johann-Christian-Reinhart-Gymnasium. Two years later, in 1975, the company moved to the newly built building in the school center below the Bismarck Tower. Since then, boys have also attended grammar school.
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Buildings at the Bismarck Tower
The school building is on Rosenbühl below the Bismarck Tower in the west of the city. In addition to the grammar school, the school center includes the Johann-Georg-August-Wirth-Realschule , the Max-Reger- Grundschule - a branch school of the Eichendorff School - and the Specialized Academy for Social Pedagogy (FAKS) .
The grammar school is located together with the secondary school in a reinforced concrete skeleton structure from the 1970s. The load-bearing walls are designed as exposed concrete walls and have been artistically designed by students over the years. Non-load-bearing walls are designed as plasterboard stud walls. The construction of the building reflects the standard of the 1970s. In the meantime, renovation measures have been carried out on the concrete and the installation. The walls around the auditorium were painted in fresh colors in 2007.
A shelter (nuclear bunker) for 200 people is located under one construction phase.
The auditorium in the core of the building is used for concerts, theater performances and lectures as well as for high school jokes.
In addition to the subject-specific classrooms for biology, chemistry, physics, music and art education, there is a large sports center that is also used by the other schools in the city of Hof. The sports center contains a triple gymnasium, an indoor swimming pool with a 25-meter pool and a hard court. The municipal stadium on Ossecker Strasse with a 400-meter track and grass pitch is also nearby.
School newspaper
The school newspaper Betonkurier appears at the school . The name refers to the main building material of the school building.
Educational program
The Reinhart-Gymnasium offers two courses:
- The science and technology grammar school focuses on subjects in the field of science and computer science. The students learn two foreign languages. In addition to English, you can choose between Latin or French.
- Three foreign languages are taught in the linguistic grammar school. In addition to English, these are Latin and French.
In both courses, one of the foreign languages can be replaced by Spanish, which begins late, from year 10 onwards. The students of the linguistic grammar school have the opportunity to learn a total of four foreign languages during their school days at the Reinhart grammar school.
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