Nikolaus-von-Kues-Gymnasium

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Nikolaus-von-Kues-Gymnasium
Nikolaus-von-Kues-Gymnasium, February 2010
type of school high school
founding 1946
place Bernkastel-Kues
country Rhineland-Palatinate
Country Germany
Coordinates 49 ° 55 '28 "  N , 7 ° 3' 52"  E Coordinates: 49 ° 55 '28 "  N , 7 ° 3' 52"  E
carrier state
student around 1070 (school year 2013/14)
Teachers 78 (school year 2018/19)
management Alfred Schmitt
Website nvkg.de

The Nikolaus-von-Kues-Gymnasium ( NvKG or NKG ) is a general education high school based in Bernkastel-Kues . It was founded by the city in 1946, 16 years later the current school building was occupied. The school has a little over 1,000 students attended by 76 teachers. Headmaster is Alfred Schmitt.

history

From Latin school to full high school

In 1683 the Capuchins founded the Bernkastel Latin School , the history of which ends about 120 years later. Several attempts to establish a secondary school failed in the 1830s and early 1840s. In 1848 a higher city school started operations in Bernkastel, which lasted until 1875. A rectorate class to prepare for later entry into a grammar school existed from 1885, five years a private higher girls 'school , which was closed in 1936, as well as a higher boys' school with grades sixth to upper secondary . The school operation was difficult to maintain during the Second World War, after the permission to resume lessons in autumn 1945, the Bernkastel-Kueser city council decided on December 29, 1945 to expand the city rectorate school into a full high school.

The “Staatl. New language Bernkastel-Kues High School “had been housed in the so-called Steinhaus since 1946, and two years later the first students passed their Abitur . In August 1960, construction began on a new school building and a gym near the municipal sports field and swimming pool, the school building that was renamed in April 1962 in “Staatl. Nikolaus-von-Kues-Gymnasium (modern language) Bernkastel-Kues “renamed school took place on June 8, 1962. In 1968 the building was expanded to include the Kueser and Wehlener annexes due to the increasing number of pupils . Further enlargements took place in the 1980s and by a new extension took place in 2007.

Alignment and Development

For years, the school has successfully participated in various extracurricular competitions. These include the federal foreign language competition , the IT beaver , the First Lego League , youth research , youth training for the Olympics , the kangaroo of mathematics and the day of physics at the Technical University of Kaiserslautern .

Since 2005 the school has been a training school for the Trier study seminar . With the recently inaugurated extension, the school also became an all-day school . However, it is still possible to choose between attending a full-day and half-day class. In addition, the school offers the project for gifted students at the grammar school with a reduction in school time (BEGYS) for particularly gifted students .

Partner schools

The school currently has partnerships with five schools abroad:

  • HungaryHungaryEötvös József Gimnázium ( Budapest , Hungary ), since 1996
  • Czech RepublicCzech RepublicPrvní české gymnázium v ​​Karlových Varech ( Karlsbad , Czech Republic ), since 2003
  • NorwayNorwayArendal videregående skole ( Arendal , Norway ), since 2004
  • FranceFranceLycée Notre Dame de Peltre ( Peltre , France ), since 2007
  • FranceFranceCollège Gaspard Malo ( Dunkerque , France), since 2010

Personalities

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Brigitte Antes (2004)
Gabriele Andretta (2012)
Lothar Schweigerer (2018)

principal

In 2006, Alfred Schmitt took over as the sixth headmaster since the expansion to a full high school, succeeding Karl-Heinz Musseleck, who had headed the high school for 14 years:

  • 1945–1946: Robert Politz (acting, † 1971)
  • 1946–1962: Johannes Schaefer († 1962)
  • 1963–1984: Alois Nuhn († 2010)
  • 1984–1992: Hans-Dieter Hüsgen († 2007)
  • 1992–2006: Karl-Heinz Musseleck
  • since August 2006: Alfred Schmitt

Former students and teachers

The theologian William Breuning (1920-2016) taught 1949-1951 Catholic religious teaching at the high school, the writer Peter Kremer (1901-1989) until his retirement in 1966 as a teacher at the school operates.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b District Committee of the District of Bernkastel (Ed.): For the inauguration of the Nikolaus von Kues high school in Bernkastel-Kues. Bernkastel-Kues 1962, without ISBN (49 pages, online ).
  2. a b c school history , in: nvkg.de , accessed on February 1, 2016.
  3. Marita Blahak: New boss at the NKG in: volksfreund.de (20 July 2006).