Geising High School
| Geising High School | |
|---|---|
| type of school | High school |
| founding | 1875 |
| place | Geising |
| country | Saxony |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 50 ° 45 '29 " N , 13 ° 47' 28" E |
| carrier | City of Altenberg |
| student | 233 |
| Teachers | 19th |
| management | Anke Jarosch |
| Website | oberschule-geising.de |
The Oberschule Geising is a high school founded in 1875 with all-day operation in the Altenberg district of Geising .
history
The Geisinger Oberschule was founded in 1875. Until the turn of 1989 it was called POS Grete Walter . Grete Walter was a German resistance fighter against National Socialism and committed suicide in Berlin-Kreuzberg in 1935 for fear of further reprisals by the Gestapo . In 1986/87 an extension was added to the school with connecting corridors. The old school had a combined chemistry and physics cabinet, and additional rooms such as the cooking cabinet were set up in the new building.
Until 1989, the catchment area of the POS Grete Walter, where grades 1-10 were taught, included the places Geising (with Hartmannmühle), Löwenhain and Fürstenau . In 1977 there were still other outsourced classrooms due to a lack of space in the main school building. In the municipal office in Fürstenau there were two classrooms, one was later converted into the Fürstenau kindergarten and the second later into the Fürstenau library . After the kindergarten had been set up in Fürstenau, the Löwenhain kindergarten, which was located in the Löwenhain municipal office, was moved to Geising and another classroom was set up in Löwenhain. In the building of the Geisinger cinema there were other branches of the school: a classroom, in which predominantly optional lessons such as needlework were taught, and the cabinet of works . After moving into the new school building in the 1988/89 school year, the branch offices were closed. Students in their final year 1986/87 helped in non-profit work setting up the new school building and clearing out the branches of the Geisinger school.
In 1992 the Geisinger School was named a middle school in the Geising / Altenberg catchment area. It became a profile school (division of technology , housekeeping and sports ) and received 40,000 DM for the computer cabinet. In 1993, under the direction of Mr. Walter, the first group of school pilots was created in cooperation with the police and the roundabout watch , which took over the training of the pilots. Next to the Geisinger Gründelstadion, the 4 million DM, new gymnasium was built in 1994, which is about 200 meters away from the school. The old gym was about a kilometer away from the school in a room in a barrack at the youth hostel on the Hüttenteich. In 1995 a utility room was built in the school for 55,000 DM. The school library with around 500 books was set up in April 1999. In the same year the physics cabinet was renovated and refurbished for 46,000 DM. In 2000, the Geising Middle School celebrated its 125th anniversary with a ceremony. The caretaker's apartment , which was on the upper floor of the school, was converted into a modern computer cabinet in 2002 for around 34,000 euros . In order to ensure the implementation of the new curricula , the school set up another computer cabinet in 2005. This was funded by the media offensive of the Saxon State Ministry for Culture , MEDIOS-EFRE-II funding of computer equipment with EU funds from the European Fund for Regional Development . In 2006 the catchment area was expanded due to restructuring. From then on, the students of the Glashütte middle school also settled in Geising. In 2007 the entrance area of the school was redesigned and the stairwell renovated. In the following year, the completely renovated and modern chemistry cabinet was handed over.
At the beginning of the 2013/2014 school year, the middle schools were renamed as high schools across Saxony.
Alignment
Special forms of learning at the school are the internship , the company internship and the project week for students in grades eight and nine. The following courses are on offer in the 2011/2012 school year:
- Seventh grade:
- Celebrate parties
- Health and sport
- French as a second foreign language
- Eighth class:
- French - continuation from grade seven
- Health and sport
- Fascination experiment
- Ninth class:
- Healthy eating
- Health and sport
- French - continuation from grade eight
Offer of advanced courses in the tenth grade:
- technology
- economy
- Health and social
- science and technology
- Arts and Culture
- Health and sport
- Entrepreneurial action
School development
Current data (as of January 27, 2012)
The total number of students in the twelve classes is 233, of which 107 are female and 126 are male. The students share after abschlussbezogenem teaching is for the High 3.4% and for the high-school diploma 96.6%. In the current school year there are two repeaters and two students switched to high school . The mean of the secondary school leaving certificate is 3.4 in mathematics and 2.3 in German. The pass rate is 100 percent (Saxony: 98.0). Lessons were missed in the school year 2010/2011 606.1 hours (3.7%). The substitution consisted of 825 hours (5%).
The 19 teaching teachers are divided into 13 female and 6 male.
School projects
On Friday, September 11th, 2009 the official opening of the educational trail " Vorderzinnwald - the life of our ancestors in the Eastern Ore Mountains" took place, a joint project of 24 students from the Geisinger school and the "Základní škola pří Biskupském gymnáziu Bohosudov ".
Partnerships
- Bohosudov Episcopal Gymnasium in the Czech Republic
Achievements / Awards
- 2004 and 2005 first place in the state competition for school guides
- In 2007 Martin Braun went to Berlin for the Saxon state victory of the school pilots
- 2008 winning the challenge cup of the student guides; Peter Nacken won first place and drove to Hamburg for the national pilot competition
- In 2010 Robert Sachs won the state competition for school pilots and successfully took part in the federal competition in Düsseldorf. The Geising Middle School also took first place in the team competition.
Well-known alumni
Web links
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- Sächsische Zeitung of January 17, 2012, page 21.
- Homepage of the Geising Middle School
- Saxon school database - school portrait
- State Statistical Office, official school statistics 2011/12, as of December 2011.
- Saxon State Ministry for Culture and Sport