Otto Hahn Gymnasium Tuttlingen
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| type of school | high school |
| founding | 1978 |
| address |
Mühlenweg 9 |
| place | Tuttlingen |
| country | Baden-Württemberg |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 47 ° 59 ′ 11 " N , 8 ° 48 ′ 30" E |
| carrier | City of Tuttlingen |
| student | about 800 |
| Teachers | about 70 |
| management | Georg Schwarz |
| Website | www.ohg-tuttlingen.de |
The Otto Hahn Gymnasium is one of two general high schools in Tuttlingen . It is the second largest school and the largest under the city's sponsorship . At the school named after the German chemist and Nobel Prize winner Otto Hahn (1879–1968), 939 pupils are taught by around 80 teachers. There is the possibility of all-day care . The three profiles natural sciences, languages and sport are offered.
In addition to the two compulsory foreign languages English and French, Spanish can be chosen as a third foreign language . Latin ( Latinum after grade 10) and Italian can also be learned voluntarily . In addition, the students can choose working groups in sport , science and music .
history
In 1974, planning began to build a second grammar school in Tuttlingen. On August 8, 1977, the new Gymnasium II was ready to move into. The year-long lack of space and the accommodation of several classes in transitional rooms was over. At this point in time, Gymnasium II already had 837 students and thus more than Gymnasium I. Roland Fischer became the headmaster. It was not until more than half a year later that a decision was made about the naming of the two high schools. Since April 24, 1978, Gymnasium I has been known as Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasium (IKG) and the new gymnasium as Otto-Hahn-Gymnasium (OHG). Since 2010 there has been a house for the students as a lounge and cafeteria together with the city's Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasium .
School partnerships
The Otto Hahn Gymnasium has partner schools in the United States (east coast: Cortland (New York) , Ithaca and Homer (New York) ; west coast: Silverdale and Port Orchard ), in France ( Draguignan ) and in Switzerland ( Bex ), with which student exchange programs take place. There are also exchanges to Alsace ( Thann ), South America (Uruguay, Peru and Argentina), Poland (Radžin) and Limavady in Northern Ireland .
Possible educational focuses
Since the school year 2000/2001, an eight-year course (G8) has been offered in addition to the nine- year course . Since the 2004/2005 school year, the eight-year grammar school has been introduced across the board in Baden-Württemberg, beginning with grade 5.
Catchment area
Most of the students come from the Danube , the Heuberg , the Hegaualb area or the large district town of Tuttlingen . In addition, there are students from the areas of the cities of Spaichingen and Trossingen , each of which has its own grammar school. There are also students from Beuron in the Sigmaringen district .
AGs and projects
- At the Otto Hahn Gymnasium, participation in the adiuserv student company has been possible since the 2007/2008 school year .
- Since the 2015/2016 school year, Adiuserv has been selling the new teaching aid "EasyLab - the visual sciencehelper". This is a mobile magnetic board system that is suitable for visual presentations and experiments of all kinds. On its own homepage, the student company Adiuserv offers a precise insight into current topics, as well as products that are being sold.
- The student engineer academy takes place in cooperation with the neighboring Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasium .
- NUGI AG deals with scientific projects.
- There are also other AGs offered, such. B. the basketball, environmental, theater or dance group.