Commercial and home economics schools in Donaueschingen
| Commercial and home economics schools in Donaueschingen | |
|---|---|
| Logo of the KHS Donaueschingen | |
| type of school | Vocational school |
| founding | 1991 |
| address |
Eichendorffstrasse |
| place | Donaueschingen |
| country | Baden-Württemberg |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 47 ° 56 '55 " N , 8 ° 29' 23" E |
| carrier | Schwarzwald-Baar district |
| student | 847 (as of 2016) |
| Teachers | 67 (as of 2019) |
| management | Frank love dance |
| Website | khs-donaueschingen.de |
The commercial and home economics schools in Donaueschingen (short: KHS ) are a vocational school in Donaueschingen , the roots of which go back to 1878 . The KHS is sponsored by the Schwarzwald-Baar district and sees itself as an IT support school. Thanks to the financial support from the school authorities and the commitment of the teaching staff, the KHS advanced to become a regional pioneer of digitization on the Baar . This self-image is underpinned by participation in the Cisco Networking Academy Program (CNAP). At present, 462 full-time students and 385 vocational school students are being taught in the professional profiles of business and home economics .
history
After 1874 in the Grand Duchy of Baden, attendance at the so-called advanced training school was made compulsory for all school leavers . On November 3, 1878, advanced training for girls was also introduced in Donaueschingen. The city provided in the former girls' school, now Schulstraße 6, a schoolroom available. Continuing education for girls marks the start of home economics school.
A kitchen was set up in the girls' school so that practical lessons could begin on May 1, 1894. At the suggestion of the Association for the Protection and Promotion of Trade and Industry , the municipal council initiated the necessary steps in 1998 to set up a special trade course.
As a result of the enormous boom in trade and industry, a separate department for specialist retailers was set up in the spring of 1900 at the trade school, Max-Egon-Strasse 16 / corner of Hermann-Fischer-Allee. In 1909 the advanced training school for girls moved to the basement of the new elementary school (today Heinrich Feurstein School). In 1911 a state-certified trade teacher was hired. From then on there were separate classes for business and trade students. In 1921 the commercial school was raised to the status of an independent institution (commercial vocational school). In 1935 the higher commercial school (today commercial vocational school) was founded. The commercial school and the higher commercial school moved into the building on Augustastr. 13 at (today Augustastr. 15) at. In 1939 the administration of the commercial school (116 students) and the higher commercial school (47 students) was transferred from the city to the district. On January 24, 1946, classes at the commercial colleges were resumed after a one-year break.
In 1948 the advanced training school for girls became the three-year vocational school for domestic economics. The basement in Irmastr served as the space. 1. In 1964 the housekeeping vocational school (housekeeping school) moved to the premises of the former grammar school (lyceum), Schulstr. 11, and shared it with the trade school located there. In 1965 446 students in 15 classes attended the commercial schools on Augustastrasse. On October 4, 1965, the new commercial college (C-building), Eichendorffstr. 21 related. In 1967 the housekeeping school moved to the new school building (A building), Eichendorffstraße 19. All house and agricultural vocational schools in the former Donaueschingen district were gradually closed and incorporated into the Donaueschingen agricultural and housekeeping vocational and vocational schools. The agricultural vocational school and the trade school remained at the old location, Schulstrasse 11, and the domestic business vocational school was entirely at the new location in Eichendorffstrasse. Three-year young workers' classes have been set up for young people without an apprenticeship. In 1968 the two-year vocational school for domestic economics (2BFH) was established. In 1971 the construction of the business school began. In 1972 IT classes (computer science and data processing classes) were established.
On November 15, 1979, the extension (B-building) of the home economics vocational and vocational schools was inaugurated according to the plans of the architect Harry Ludszuweit. The new school building is decorated with two wall installations by the famous German painter, sculptor and glass painter Emil Kiess . In 1983, the one-year domestic vocational preparation year (BVJ) was introduced.
In 1991 the home economics schools were merged to form KHS. Formally, the colleagues were transferred from the home economics schools to the commercial and home economics schools (KHS) on August 1, 1991. For the first time, specialists for warehouse management / warehouse logistics were trained. In 2000, a joint production of theater and music by teachers and students was performed in the Donauhallen , directed by Brent McCall and Georg Egender: Oedipus . In 2002 a cooperation was concluded with Cisco and a local Cisco Academy was set up. In 2004, the vocational preparation year was set up in cooperation with special needs schools (KOOP BVJ). In 2007 the home economics career entry year (BEJ) was established. In 2008, the school offer was expanded to include a commercial BVJ and BEJ . The cafeteria and fitness room opened in 2009 and the school library opened in 2010. In 2011, the KHS took part in the literature and theater school experiment at vocational high schools. The educational work at the KHS was supported by the introduction of the educational service, school social work and a full-day concept for the BEJ. The first external evaluation was carried out in 2012 and the KHS Mensa eSG Donaueschingen student cooperative was founded. On October 16, 2013, the new schoolyard was inaugurated by District Administrator Sven Hinterseh and the new International Business Profile (WGI) was introduced. In 2014, she took part in the school trials Individual Support in WG and BFPE in the two-year vocational school . An educational day was held with Andreas Müller, the founder and director of the Beatenberg Institute in Switzerland. In 2018, KHS took part in the tablet project of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport with the vocational school for pedagogical testing (BFPE).
Today's profile
Commercial vocational school, with the training professions:
- IT businessman
- Mathematical-Technical Software Developer (MATSE)
- Industrial clerk
- Retail salesman
- Specialist for warehouse logistics
- Seller
- Warehouse clerk
Business high school:
- Profile Economy (WGW)
- International Economy Profile (WGW)
Vocational College:
- Economy (BKW)
- Nutrition and Education (BKEE)
Professional preparation:
- Vocational school pedagogical testing (BFPE)
- Profile economy
- Profile housekeeping
- Pre-qualification year work / occupation (VAB)
The KHS-Kolleg eV as a support association of KHS Donaueschingen was founded in 2004 by the then headmaster Frank Kühn. The association wants to supplement public grants through the status of non-profit. In addition, the association's work also strengthens the connection between former and active students and their families and the educational work of the school is supported by numerous donations. The chairman of the association is currently the teacher Mark Bratl.
Well-known teachers and students
- Brent McCall (* 1940 , † 2019 ), composer, teacher
- Christian Metz, Managing Director and Managing Director, METZ CONNECT, student (Abitur 2001 )
- Matthias Kramer, founder and managing director, Lizza GmbH (Abitur 2005 )
- Felix Ewald (* 1988 ), Managing Director, DyeMansion GmbH, student (Abitur 2008 )
- Simon Straetker (* 1993 ), filmmaker, photographer and environmental activist, pupil (Abitur 2010 )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Sibylle Dufner-Hafen: Festschrift for the school anniversary 2016. P. 18f , accessed on April 23, 2019 (German).
- ↑ Fabian Fisseler: KHS continues to develop quality with a view to the digital future. Accessed April 23, 2019 (German).
- ↑ Local Cisco Academy. Accessed April 24, 2019 (German).
- ↑ In Donaueschingen, the new Danube Halls he planned, the city library, the Staig terraced houses and the solar houses in the eco-settlement were awarded architecture prizes.
- ^ KHS Kolleg eV: Board of Directors. Accessed April 23, 2019 (German).