List of former comprehensive schools in Hamburg

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This list of the former comprehensive schools in Hamburg contains all comprehensive schools that existed in Hamburg between 1968 and 2010 .

The Alter Teichweg School and the Heinrich Hertz School were set up as a school experiment in 1968 after the educational policy debates of the 1960s. By 1977, six more comprehensive schools followed as a school trial until 1977 when the new Hamburg School Act declared the establishment of this type of school to be a parental right and the Higher Administrative Court finally declared the comprehensive school to be a regular school on September 7, 1979. Until the school reform in Hamburg on August 1, 2010, there were the following integrated and cooperative comprehensive schools (GS) in Hamburg , which through this reform, together with the secondary and secondary schools, became 52  district schools .

Integrated comprehensive schools

School name district founding Transfer
or closure 		Remaining in: Web link
Albert Schweitzer School North 1969 2009 Special status. No district school, but "school" link
GS Bahrenfeld Altona 1992 2010 District school Bahrenfeld link
GS Bergstedt Wandsbek 1995 2010 Bergstedt district school link
GS Eidelstedt Eimsbüttel 1991 2010 District school Eidelstedt link
GS Fährbuernfleet Bergedorf 1997 2008 closed -
Fritz Schumacher School North 1979 2010 Fritz Schumacher School link
GS Harburg Harburg 1979 2010 Goethe School Harburg link
GS horn center 1969 2010 District school Horn link
GS Kirchdorf center 1979 2010 Nelson Mandela School link
Max Brewer School Altona 1979 2010 Max Brewer School link
GS Öjendorf center 1978 2010 District school Öjendorf link
GS Poppenbüttel Wandsbek 1990 2010 Poppenbüttel district school link
GS steep shop Wandsbek 1971 2010 closed -
GS Winterhude North 1979 2010 District school Winterhude link
GS Allermöhe Bergedorf 1991 2010 Gretel Bergmann School link
GS Blankenese Altona 1990 2010 District school Blankenese link
GS Eppendorf North 1990 2010 District school Eppendorf link
GS Finkenwerder center 1992 2010 District school Finkenwerder link
Sibling Scholl School Altona 1979 2010 Sibling Scholl School link
GS Am Heidberg North 1992 2010 District school Am Heidberg link
Ida honor GS Eimsbüttel 1979 2010 Ida Honor School link
GS Kirchwerder Bergedorf - 2010 Elementary and district school Kirchwerder link
GS Mümmelmannsberg center 1973 2010 District school Mümmelmannsberg link
Otto Hahn School Wandsbek - 2010 Otto Hahn School link
Rudolf-Roß-GS center 1992 2010 District school at the port link
GS Stellingen Eimsbüttel 1979 2010 District school Stellingen link
GS forest villages Wandsbek - 2010 Walddörfer district school link
GS old pond path North 1968 2010 District school Alter Teichweg link
GS Bergedorf Bergedorf - 2010 District school Bergedorf link
Bruno-Tesch-GS Altona 1979 2004 closed link
Erich Kästner School Wandsbek 1979 2010 Erich Kästner School link
GS Fischbek Harburg 1991 2010 District school Fischbek link
GS Grellkamp North circa 1990 2004 closed -
Julius Leber School Eimsbüttel 1971 2010 Julius Leber School link
GS Lohbrügge Bergedorf 1987 2010 District school Lohbrügge link
GS Niendorf Eimsbüttel 1980 2010 District school Niendorf link
Peter Petersen School Wandsbek 1968 2010 Irena Sendler School link
GS Süderelbe Harburg - 2010 District school Süderelbe link
GS Wilhelmsburg center 1981 2010 Wilhelmsburg district school link

Cooperative comprehensive schools

school Districts in Hamburg founding year Closing year Remaining in: Web link
Heinrich Hertz School Hamburg North 1968 2010 Heinrich Hertz School link
Cooperative school Tonndorf Wandsbek 2006 2010 Gyula Trebitsch School Tonndorf link
KGS Benzenbergweg Hamburg North 2000 2010 District school Helmuth Hübener link
School by the lake Wandsbek - 2010 School by the lake link

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Joachim Schröder: Education in a divided space: School development under conditions of immigration and impoverishment , Hamburg 2002, ISBN 3830911122 , p. 139
  2. ↑ a b c d e Daniel Blömer: Topography of the comprehensive school: On the connection between pedagogy and space , 2011, ISBN 9783781518070 , p. 68
  3. ^ Stillhorn School - Kirchdorf Comprehensive School (Neuenfelder Straße), 1872-1990 . Holdings in the Hamburg State Archives, call number 362-3 / 46.
  4. ^ Uwe Schmidt: Hamburg Schools in the "Third Reich" , Volume 2 (Appendix: Directory of Schools from 1933 to 1945 ). Hamburg 2010, p. 789. ( doi : 10.15460 // HUP / BGH.64.101 )
  5. ↑ http://www.erich-kaestner-schule-hamburg.de/wp-content/uploads/filebase/leitbild/Geschichte-der-Erich-Kaestner-Schule.pdf  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as broken. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.erich-kaestner-schule-hamburg.de  
  6. ↑ CITIZENSHIP OF THE FREE AND HANSEAL CITY HAMBURG Printed paper 16/37  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 16th parliamentary term 04/11/97@1@ 2Template: Dead Link / www.juramagazin.de  
  7. ^ Wilhelmsburg comprehensive school, 1946-1998 . Holdings in the Hamburg State Archives, call number 362-9 / 7.

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