Schools in Frankfurt (Oder)

In the mid-1990s there were around 15,000 students in Frankfurt (Oder) ; in the 2008/2009 school year, the number was around 9,300. Of these, 2307 pupils attended primary school, 1231 one of the three comprehensive schools (including the Waldorf school), 294 the secondary school and 300 pupils the special schools. In addition, there were a total of 1625 high school students and 3518 graduates at both upper school centers.

History of the school system in Frankfurt (Oder)

It is not known when the first school opened in Frankfurt. The first documented reference dates from 1341, when Sabellus Seger, as principal of the school, signed a letter of complaint to the Pope . After that there was no reference to a school until 1425. This year, chapter 26 of the city book Wye eyn schulmeyster sine schule haldyn solle reports on the school system. A teacher then received two Czech groschen for a quarter of a year from each student . The students also paid wood , heater and window fees . However, they could be exempted from paying if they were economically unable to raise the money. In the school, where classes were held simultaneously in three clusters of named classes, reading, writing and Latin were taught. Arithmetic was not taught in the schoolhouse on the cemetery wall by the Marienkirche with only one classroom. Until the beginning of the 16th century, the school was neglected by the city and received little support from it or its citizens.

primary school

Elementary school Neuberesinchen

Elementary school Neuberesinchen
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type of school	primary school
address	Sabinusstrasse 1 15232 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 19 '22 "  N , 14 ° 32' 14"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	93 (as of 2018)
Teachers	2 (as of 2018)
management	Sebastian Obeth (as of 2018)
Website	mekogs.jimdo.com

The focus in the heterogeneous regular classes is media literacy, reading and sports. Since 2016, the school has been trying to rename it to MEKO Primary School . The city council initially rejected this in February 2017 because of the similarity of the name to a warship .

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	1	20th	11: 9		Ralf disbelief
September 28, 2015	2	41	22:19	1	Ralf disbelief
5th September 2016	4th	71	38:33	2	Sebastian Obeth
4th September 2017	4th	93	45:48	2	Sebastian Obeth

Erich Kästner elementary school

Erich Kästner primary school
Erich Kästner primary school, 2018
type of school	primary school
School number	102489
address	August-Bebel-Strasse 21A 15234 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 50 "  N , 14 ° 30 ′ 58"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	303 (as of 2018)
Teachers	29 (as of: 2018)
management	Dietrich Krüger (status: 2018)
Website	www.ff.shuttle.de/ff/10gs/

Erich Kästner was a writer , cabaret artist and screenwriter .

Modern teaching methods such as project, group, daily and weekly plan work, free work and frontal teaching determine the course of the lessons. Grades 5 and 6 take advanced courses in German , English and mathematics and choose courses in social studies , language , art , work studies , technology and natural science . In grade 1, English is taught as the language of encounter. After class, students can do their homework under the supervision of educators . For grades 1 - 6, students are offered working groups and sports groups such as theater, keyboard, using the computer or writing a school newspaper. Students can borrow books free of charge from the in-house library . There is a large selection of books, videos, encyclopedias and audio play cassettes on offer.

In the after-school care center at the elementary school, there is a wide range of offers such as football, table and board games, textile design, wax painting, pottery and much more.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	16	364	177: 187	22nd	Dietrich Kruger
September 28, 2015	17th	378	185: 198	24	Dietrich Kruger
5th September 2016	18th	389	196: 193	27	Dietrich Kruger
4th September 2017	18th	393	186: 207	27	Dietrich Kruger
20th August 2018	18th	405	202: 203	26th	Dietrich Kruger
5th August 2019	18th	410	213: 197	27	Dietrich Kruger

Elementary school middle

Elementary school middle
Middle school, 2008
type of school	primary school
School number	111430
founding	1966
address	Gubener Strasse 13 a 15230 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 14 "  N , 14 ° 33 ′ 2"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	418 (as of 2018)
Teachers	30 (as of 2018)
management	Wiebke Tetzlaff (as of 2018)
Website	www.schulen-ff.de/html/2grusch

The primary school has been a recognized UNESCO project school since 1995 , supported by the Förderverein , Verein der Förderer der 2. Grundschule Mitte eV .

In grades 3 to 6, the students take part in the Polish language project Spotkanie means encounter - I am learning your language as a language of encounter. The aim of this project is to get to know the customs and traditions of the Polish neighbors and to apply and deepen language skills when meeting Polish pupils. In doing so, friendly contacts are made through games, fun and joint work. Schoolchildren from neighboring Rzepin and Osno attend German lessons once a week, get to know the language and the country and people and take part in joint projects at the school. English is taught from grade 1 onwards . Schoolchildren in grades 3 and 4 meet regularly in the Unesco Club to do handicrafts, paint, create wall newspapers and prepare highlights of Unesco's work . Contact with students from other countries is maintained through the Internet . The pupils also learn how to use the PC and the Internet as a medium in a playful way. Working groups exist in artistic design, lace-making, flute playing, school newspapers and sport. The school has an after-school care center.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	18th	416	184: 232	30th	Wiebke Tetzlaff
September 28, 2015	18th	402	168: 234	30th	Wiebke Tetzlaff
5th September 2016	18th	416	179: 237	30th	Wiebke Tetzlaff
4th September 2017	18th	418	197: 221	30th	Wiebke Tetzlaff

Astrid Lindgren Elementary School

Astrid Lindgren Primary School
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type of school	primary school
School number	111405
address	Alexej-Leonow-Strasse 4 15236 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 19 ′ 44 ″  N , 14 ° 31 ′ 5 ″  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	335 (as of: 2018)
Teachers	23 (as of: 2018)
management	Marina Bab (as of 2018)
Website	www.astridlindgrengs.de/html/start.html

Astrid Lindgren was a Swedish writer .

Founded as the 13th “ Yuri Gagarin ” Polytechnic (grades 1–10). The school takes part in the pilot scheme of the flexible school entry phase ; it will Integrative pedagogy practiced.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	16	349	188: 161	23	Marina Bab
September 28, 2015	15th	327	174: 153	22nd	Marina Bab
5th September 2016	16	342	177: 165	23	Marina Bab
4th September 2017	15th	335	179: 156	23	Marina Bab
20th August 2018	15th	310	168: 142	22nd	Marina Bab
5th August 2019	14th	299	164: 135	21st	Marina Bab

Peace school

Elementary School Peace School
Peace School, 2010
type of school	primary school
School number	102428
address	Leipziger Strasse 165 15232 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 19 ′ 56 ″  N , 14 ° 32 ′ 1 ″  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	258 (as of 2017)
Teachers	16 (as of 2017)
management	Adrienne Spohn (as of 2017)
Website	www.schulen-ff.de/friedens

The aim of the school program is to consider the holistic development and support of every student . In a friendly and seasonally designed green school building, the students are joyfully taught and encouraged in a child-friendly manner. At school there are several important technical facilities such as a computer room , physics room , music room and Biology room . In the school garden there is, among other things, a herb corner .

In the computer room, the students are introduced to work with the PC, increasingly from grade 4 onwards. Here they acquire a mouse pass at the end of their primary school years . In the inclination classes in grades 5 - 6, students can participate in various projects, including a. from the fields of health , computers and science participate. Pupils with partial performance disorders receive support through internal differentiation but also from trained teachers in the areas of learning-spelling weaknesses, arithmetic weaknesses and perceptual disorders. After the lesson, students receive support in a homework room run by educators . Reading competitions are held annually in grades 3 and 6. Parents are involved as often as possible in the classroom and throughout school life; Parental consultations take place regularly.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	12	244	115: 129	19th	Karola Grunow
September 28, 2015	12	238	119: 119	16	Adrienne Schulze
5th September 2016	12	250	123: 127	16	Adrienne Schulze
4th September 2017	12	258	136: 122	16	Adrienne Spohn
20th August 2018	12	250	131: 119	19th	Adrienne Spohn
5th August 2019	12	246	132: 144	18th	Adrienne Spohn

Primary school on the Mühlenfließ

Elementary school Am Mühlenfließ
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type of school	primary school
School number	113220
address	Berliner Strasse 43 15234 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Booze
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 22 ′ 18 ″  N , 14 ° 28 ′ 18 ″  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	201 (as of 2019)
Teachers	16 (as of 2019)
management	Kerstin Lampe (Status: 2019)

The primary school is an environmental school in Europe in the federal program Transfer 21 . On August 1, 2004, the Transfer-21 program of the Federal-State Commission for Educational Planning and Research Promotion (BLK) started. It should orient school education towards the concept of sustainability . The central aim of this program is to bring students closer to design skills for the future. English is taught from grade 1 , and Polish from grade 1 as the language of encounter. There are working groups in nature and art , science and sport .

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	9	185	86:99	14th	Kerstin lamp
29th September 2015	9	184	86:98	15th	Kerstin lamp
5th September 2016	10	201	95: 106	16	Kerstin lamp
4th September 2017	10	202	95: 107	16	Kerstin lamp
20th August 2018	9	189	92:97	14th	Kerstin lamp
5th August 2019	10	201	103: 104	16	Kerstin lamp

Primary school at the botanical garden

Primary school at the botanical garden
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type of school	primary school
School number	102465
address	Bergstrasse 122 15230 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 21 ′ 2 "  N , 14 ° 32 ′ 3"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	294 (as of 2019)
Teachers	21 (as of 2019)
management	Susann Rehberg (as of 2019)
Website	www.grundschule-am-botanischen-garten.de

The primary school is on Bergstrasse, east of the Botanical Garden . The school has been an officially recognized school in the UNESCO Frankfurt (Oder) network since October 1993 . The didactic guidelines of UNESCO run through the education and training school .

This can be seen, for example, in the annual UNESCO project weeks, in the creation of ecological learning and experience fields, in the participation in the project “Spotkanie means encounter - I learn your language” (encounter with Polish culture and the Polish language on a working group basis ), in the partnership with the 2nd primary school in Słubice and the sponsorship run for a good cause.

The school has a after-school care center (Hort Nordlicht).

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	15th	297	167: 130	20th	Susann Rehberg
September 28, 2015	14th	294	165: 129	19th	Susann Rehberg
5th September 2016	14th	297	165: 132	19th	Susann Rehberg
4th September 2017	13	285	169: 116	19th	Susann Rehberg
20th August 2018	14th	305	174: 13	24	Susann Rehberg
5th August 2019	13	294	165: 129	21st	Susann Rehberg

Evangelical Primary School Frankfurt (Oder)

Evangelical primary school
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type of school	primary school
School number	106185
founding	2001
address	Luisenstrasse 25 D 15230 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 '54 "  N , 14 ° 31' 53"  E
carrier	Supporting association Evangelical School Frankfurt (Oder)
student	250 (as of 2018)
Teachers	13 (as of: 2018)
management	Anke Adolph (as of 2018)
Website	www.evschule-ff.de

The Protestant primary school is on Luisenstrasse. English is taught from the first grade. School fees must be paid for attending school, which are charged depending on the family income. The school's friends' association was founded on May 24, 2000, the sponsoring association on September 6 of the same year, chaired by Dr. Joachim Zehner .

The school building was built according to plans by Otto Peter and inaugurated on October 18, 1927 as the Traub Pedagogy . There was a boarding school on the upper floors. In 1938 the school after the explorer was Hermann Wissmann in Wißmann school renamed. In 1945 the roof structure burned out. In 1954/55 the roof was then renewed and the building expanded. In 1990 a social pedagogical center was established here. In the 2002/03 school year, the first pupils then moved to the Protestant elementary school, but the building in Luisenstrasse was only moved into on August 24, 2002 when the first second class was established. The school has a after-school care center (Luisenstraße 25 d)

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	12	230	123: 107	17th	Anke Adolph
September 28, 2015	11	230	121: 109	15th	Anke Adolph
5th September 2016	11	242	123: 119	13	Anke Adolph
4th September 2017	12	250	125: 125	13	Anke Adolph

Primary school "Lenné" with affiliated support classes with special educational needs of language

Elementary school "Lenné" with affiliated support classes with special educational needs Language Frankfurt (Oder)
Lenné School 2018
type of school	Primary school (grades 1 to 6)
School number	111442
address	Richtstrasse 13, 15234 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 21 '17 "  N , 14 ° 32' 35"  E
carrier	Frankfurt (Oder)
student	378 (as of 2018)
Teachers	29 (as of: 2018)
management	Petra Kreusch (as of 2018)
Website	lenne.schulen-ff.de

The specialty of the language support classes lies in the therapy-integrated lessons for the acquisition and development of oral and written language in connection with the promotion of perception , training of concentration , relaxation training and psychomotor skills . Lessons are given by trained special educators in small class frequencies . In addition, speech therapies are carried out in individual and group lessons.

At the school, regular classes and language support classes are formed at the same time. These run up to 4th grade. If the rehabilitation is successful , the pupils are schooled back to their local primary school as early as possible . After an assessment procedure, pupils with language problems are enrolled in the first grade for the area of ​​speech or hearing, and students whose language problems are noticed during primary school, after a determination procedure for the language area, switch to school as lateral entrants. At the special school for those with language problems, teaching is based on the framework plan and the primary school's timetable. English is taught from grade 3 and as a meeting language from grade 1.

For pupils from the first grade there is the possibility of being looked after in the after-school care center. The school also offers a breakfast buffet. The costs are EUR 0.50 per day.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	17th	336	189: 147	28	Petra Kreusch
September 28, 2015	17th	335	187: 148	27	Petra Kreusch
5th September 2016	16	338	183: 155	29	Petra Kreusch
4th September 2017	17th	378	199: 179	29	Petra Kreusch

High school

"Heinrich von Kleist" high school

"Heinrich von Kleist" high school
"Heinrich von Kleist" high school 2012
type of school	secondary school
School number	130394
address	Leipziger Platz 5
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 11 ″  N , 14 ° 32 ′ 24 ″  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	281 (as of 2018)
Teachers	24 (as of 2018)
management	Ursula Länger (as of 2018)
Website	snow white7.jimdo.com

Heinrich von Kleist (* 1777 in Frankfurt; † 1811), poet, student at the Brandenburg University of Frankfurt

The high school is an all-day school of the open form. At the “Heinrich von Kleist” high school, a sponsored house competition has been started, in which all houses compete against each other throughout the year. There are seven houses:

1. Blue House: Trial by Fire
2. Yellow house: Schroffenstein
3. Braun house: Guiskard
4. House Rot: Homburg
5. House Orange: Penthesilea
6. House Green: Utrecht
7. House Lila: Amphitryon

All houses have something to do with the story of Heinrich von Kleist.

There is a school exchange with France. Language trips are carried out to England.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	12	281	142: 143	27	Ursula Länger
September 28, 2015	12	286	138: 148	24	Ursula Länger
5th September 2016	12	288	144: 144	24	Ursula Länger
4th September 2017	12	281	145: 136	24	Ursula Länger

"Ulrich-von-Hutten" high school

"Ulrich-von-Hutten" high school
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type of school	High school
School number	111454
address	Grosse Müllroser Strasse 16
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 0 ″  N , 14 ° 32 ′ 42 ″  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	486 (as of 2018)
Teachers	39 (as of 2018)
management	Kerstin Reinhard (as of 2018)
Website	www.huttenschule-frankfurt-o.de

Ulrich von Hutten (* 1488; † 1523), humanist, student at the University of Frankfurt

The school on Große Müllroser Straße has been a recognized UNESCO project school since 1995 . She has a sponsorship with schools in Ireland, France and Spain as part of the Comenius program . There is also a school partnership with a school in Ziguinchor in Senegal.

The school awards the following school-leaving certificates from the state of Brandenburg:

• Basic vocational qualification (grade 9)
• Extended vocational qualification (grade 10)
• Technical college entrance qualification (grade 10)
• Eligibility to attend upper secondary school (grade 10)

The subjects from compulsory elective area I, such as the second foreign language French or Russian, economics, work, technology and natural sciences, are chosen for grade 7.

A project that the school is working on is called Reformzeit. Three project schools and a consultancy school are combined to form a working group. With a comprehensive school from Birkenwerder and the Leibniz Gymnasium in Potsdam as a project school and the Bielefeld Laboratory School as a consultancy school, the Huttenschule belongs to one group. Each school benefits from the other through an intensive exchange of ideas. Another project is practical learning. The students complete several weeks of practical experience spread over an entire school year. Among other things, a Power Point presentation and a marketing project took place in 2006 .

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	22nd	422	243: 179	37	Kerstin Reinhard
September 28, 2015	22nd	446	253: 193	35	Kerstin Reinhard
5th September 2016	22nd	476	270: 206	39	Kerstin Reinhard
4th September 2017	22nd	486	262: 228	39	Kerstin Reinhard

comprehensive school

Sports School Frankfurt (Oder)

Sports school
Sports school 2006
type of school	Comprehensive school with upper secondary level
School number	111351
founding	1954
address	Kieler Strasse 10
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 21 ′ 19 ″  N , 14 ° 31 ′ 56 ″  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	478 (as of: 2018)
Teachers	67 (as of 2018)
management	Jürgen Behnke (status: 2018)
Website	www.sportschule-ff.de

The sports school is a comprehensive school with all-day organization and upper secondary school level, which is dedicated to promoting young athletes from grades 7 to 13. School entry is usually from grade 7, further access is possible from grade 9. The priority when admitting students is athletic performance. For particularly sporty, talented pupils there is the possibility of lateral entry. In addition to the general physical education, sporting profiling takes place from grades 7 to 10 in elective classes and in additional AG hours in the respective sport. From grade 11 onwards, school profiling in sport takes place via the advanced course in sport. Schoolchildren are supported in boxing , soccer , weightlifting , handball (female), judo , cycling , wrestling and shooting . The sports school provides basic, extended or in-depth general education and comprises in an integrated form all comparable courses and qualifications of the school system such as:

• Course to acquire the vocational qualification - BBR (after successfully completing the 9th grade) and the extended vocational qualification - EWC (after successfully completing the 10th grade)
• Course to acquire the technical college entrance qualification - FOR
• Course of study to acquire the technical college entrance qualification with entitlement to attend upper secondary school
• Educational course for acquiring the school part of the technical college entrance qualification (FHS) after the 12th grade
• Education to acquire the general higher education entrance qualification (AHR) in the 13th grade

The sports school has a boarding school . Care is provided 24 hours from Monday to Sunday by 13 educators. Boarding school students in grades 7 to 9 currently have the option of applying for a subsidy to Sporthilfe at pro Brandenburg eV , depending on their family income . Boarding school students in grades 10 to 13 submit an application for BAföG to the responsible school administration office in their home town.

The Association of Friends and Sponsors of the Sports School Frankfurt (Oder) eV was founded for the purpose of supporting educational work. Its goals essentially include financial and material support for projects, sporting highlights and school events, support for public relations work (winning sponsorships ) and granting subsidies for the purchase of materials to improve teaching.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	18th	535	337: 198	67	Jürgen Behnke
September 28, 2015	17th	509	296: 193	65	Jürgen Behnke
5th September 2016	16	493	303: 190	67	Jürgen Behnke
4th September 2017	16	478	291: 187	67	Jürgen Behnke

Well-known former students

• Henry Maske (* 1964), German boxer
• Axel Schulz (* 1968), German boxer

Free Waldorf School Frankfurt (Oder)

Free Waldorf School
Free Waldorf School 2006
type of school	Waldorf School
School number	700022
founding	1990
address	Weinbergweg 30
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 '10 "  N , 14 ° 31' 36"  E
carrier	Association Waldorf Education Frankfurt (Oder) eV
student	229 (as of 2018)
Teachers	30 (as of 2018)
management	Anton Eibeck (as of 2018)
Website	www.frankfurtoder.waldorf.net/

In 1990 the school was founded by a parents' initiative, the administration is carried out through the active cooperation of the parents. If the state support is limited, school fees may be necessary depending on the income . The Association Waldorf Education Frankfurt (Oder) eV is the sponsor of this facility.

From grades 1 to 13, lessons are given in one go. Qualifications can be obtained in the vocational training certificate , the extended vocational training certificate, the technical college certificate , entitlement to attend the upper secondary level and the Abitur . The grading is based on detailed text certificates.

English and Russian are taught from grade 1 and Polish from grade 7. Playing a musical instrument is learned from the first grade. From grades 9 to 11 there are various internships such as workshop internship , agricultural and field measurement internship and social and astronomical internship . Art study trips to Italy or Greece are carried out in grade 12 and theater projects in grades 8 and 12. Student exchanges take place annually with the Waldorf School in Bielsko-Biała .

The school has its own school medical support and its own school kitchen. She owns an after-school care center and a kindergarten . The Waldorf School Frankfurt (Oder) was accepted as the 133rd school in the Association of Independent Waldorf Schools .

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	10	274	221: 153	31	Anton Eibeck
September 28, 2015	10	297	129: 168	30th	Anton Eibeck
5th September 2016	10	290	133: 157	30th	Anton Eibeck
4th September 2017	10	299	137: 162	30th	Anton Eibeck

special school

Lessing School General Special School I

General special school I "Lessing School"
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type of school	General special school
School number	400622
address	Sabinusstrasse 1
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 19 '22 "  N , 14 ° 32' 14"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	138 (as of 2018)
Teachers	21 (as of: 2018)
management	Ralf Unglaube (Status: 2018)
Website	lessing.schulen-ff.de

In its educational work , the general special school takes into account the special needs of students with significant impairments in school learning .

In a modern school building with well-equipped teaching - and specialty areas students in grades 1 to 10 by trained special education educators taught. There is an all-day offer in grades 7 and 8. The study groups consist of a maximum of twelve students. As part of the practical life qualification, the pedagogues focus on German, mathematics, economics, work and technology, computer lessons and musical and artistic education. In grades 7 and 8, English is offered as an encounter with languages, in grades 9 and 10 with one lesson per week.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	13	156	87:69	24	Ralf disbelief
September 28, 2015	13	147	87:60	21st	Ralf disbelief
5th September 2016	13	140	79:61	21st	Ralf disbelief
4th September 2017	11	138	77:61	21st	Ralf disbelief

Hansa School with a special educational focus on intellectual development

Hansa School with a special educational focus on intellectual development
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type of school	special school
School number	400658
address	Spartakusring 21 A 15232 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 1 ″  N , 14 ° 32 ′ 28 ″  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	94 (as of: 2018)
Teachers	29 (as of: 2018)
management	Annett Kriszun (as of 2018)
Website	schulen-ff.de/web-hansa/

The Hansa-Schule is an all-day school that offers a wide range of learning opportunities. It is divided into the entry level , lower level , intermediate level , upper level and work level . The students go through 12 school years. The staff of the Hansa-Schule guarantees holistic , practical , action-oriented and differentiated learning as a suitable form of teaching , depending on the starting situation of each student .

Action-oriented teaching is the central form of teaching in which action goals are shown. Own exploration , experimentation , comparison , production or change should develop the ability of each individual to act . The lessons are planned in long-term, interdisciplinary projects. The support measures geared towards students are reflected in individual support plans. This planning is continuously documented, reflected on and updated. It is based on the teaching specifications of the Brandenburg framework plan for special schools for the mentally handicapped.

Classes are organized as class , course , individual and casual . In class lessons, all students take part in common lessons. In addition to common teaching goals, differentiated goals related to the individual student are also implemented. In the course , students with relatively the same skills in one or more learning areas take part. For students with severe disabilities, intensive support is provided in individual lessons . The aim is to introduce students to the classroom. Interdisciplinary casual lessons take into account natural learning situations that arise randomly and not planned.

These forms of organization are enforced by all teaching staff . They are equally responsible for planning and implementing the educational content. Together with the supervisors, community service providers and interns , they form a team .

The in-house therapy pool has a depth of 1.30 m and enables the teachers to support students with limited mobility. All water rats move and relax in the constantly warm water with a pleasant ambient temperature. The water crane lifts pupils who cannot walk into the pool. Anyone who is afraid of so much water will gradually get used to the relaxing element. Many have already learned to swim here.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	11	77	44:33	24	Annett Kriszun
September 28, 2015	12	83	49:34	27	Annett Kriszun
5th September 2016	12	89	53:36	29	Annett Kriszun
4th September 2017	13	94	51:43	29	Annett Kriszun

high school

Municipal high school I "Karl-Liebknecht"

Municipal grammar school I European school, Karl Liebknecht grammar school
Karl-Liebknecht-Gymnasium, 2011
type of school	high school
School number	800028
address	Wieckestrasse 1 B
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 47 "  N , 14 ° 32 ′ 41"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	847 (as of 2018)
Teachers	73 (as of: 2018)
management	Torsten Kleefeld (as of 2018)
Website	liebknecht-gymnasium.de/home.html

Karl Liebknecht was an internationalist socialist and anti-militarist and one of the founders of the Communist Party of Germany .

The grammar school in Wieckestrasse has an open all-day program and is a UNESCO and European school. As part of the Comenius program , it has partnerships with schools in Poland , Sweden , Great Britain and France . Torsten Kleefeld is the head of the school . In 1992, 25 Polish students at the school learned for the first time, and over 400 Poles had applied. In 1995 19 of them received their Abitur.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	24	853	302: 551	71	Torsten Kleefeld
September 28, 2015	23	853	312: 541	72	Torsten Kleefeld
5th September 2016	23	882	323: 559	73	Torsten Kleefeld
4th September 2017	23	847	329: 518	73	Torsten Kleefeld

Well-known former students

• Uwe Madel (* 1965), German presenter, television editor and author.
• Julia Jäger (* 1970), German actress

Municipal grammar school IV "Carl Friedrich Gauß"

Municipal High School IV - "Carl Friedrich Gauß"
type of school	Gymnasium (grades 5–12)
founding	1964
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 37 "  N , 14 ° 30 ′ 54"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	558 (as of 2018)
Teachers	50 (as of 2018)
management	Rita Lange (as of 2018)
Website	www.gauss-gymnasium.de

→ Main article : Gauß-Gymnasium Frankfurt (Oder)

Carl Friedrich Gauß was a German mathematician , astronomer , geodesist and physicist .

The grammar school on Fr.-Ebert-Straße is a mathematical and scientific all-day school. As one of the pilot schools in the state of Brandenburg, it offers students a performance and talent class from grade 5.

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
October 6, 2014	17th	562	362: 200	45	Rita Lange
September 28, 2015	17th	559	337: 221	47	Rita Lange
5th September 2016	17th	549	344: 205	50	Rita Lange
4th September 2017	18th	558	352: 206	50	Rita Lange

Upper School Center

Konrad-Wachsmann-Oberstufenzentrum

Konrad-Wachsmann-Oberstufenzentrum
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type of school	Upper School Center
School number	200219
founding	1991
address	Potsdamer Strasse 4 15234 Frankfurt (Oder)
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 18 ″  N , 14 ° 32 ′ 15 ″  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	1723 (as of: 2018)
Teachers	94 (as of: 2018)
management	Andreas Wendt (status: 2018)
Website	www.kwosz.de

The Oberstufenzentrum in Potsdamer Straße is a vocational training school in the fields of business and administration , technology , housekeeping and nutrition , social affairs and vocational high school . The center was formed in 1991 with the combination of seven technical and vocational schools. From its inception to October 2006, around 12,000 graduates left the school. Since 2005 there has been a school partnership with the Gorzów School Center Zespół Szkół Ekonomicznych .

Deadline	Number of classes	Number of learners	Ratio boys: girls	Number of teachers	management
November 10, 2014		1725		97	Andreas Wendt
February 9, 2015		1836		95	Andreas Wendt
February 9, 2015		1836		94	Andreas Wendt
November 13, 2017		1723		94	Andreas Wendt

Others

Vocational school for cosmetics

Vocational school for cosmetics
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type of school	professional school
School number	200748
address	Spiekerstraße 11
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 '20 "  N , 14 ° 32' 49"  E
carrier	free carrier
student	39
management	Detlef Gollnisch

The vocational school is an approved substitute school that trains on the basis of the nationwide training regulations . The duration of the training is 3 years. An internship takes place at the end of each training year. The training is self-financed; however, it is possible to apply for BAföG . The theoretical basics are clearly conveyed by specialist teachers; the practical training takes place in modern cabinets of the technical school by experienced beauticians and trainers. Interdisciplinary subjects are German, English, economics and social studies and sport.

Theater school for body and education

Theater school for body and education
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type of school	professional school
School number	900450
address	Sophienstrasse 1
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 56 "  N , 14 ° 32 ′ 46"  E
carrier	free carrier
management	Frank Radüg
Website	www.schauspielschule-frankfurt.de

The theater school is a state-recognized supplementary school. The training lasts 3½ years and trains students between the ages of 16 and 28 to become state-recognized actors for theater, film and television. The contents of the training include three half-years of basic training and four half-years of advanced training in the subjects of drama and theater, theory, bodywork and general subjects. The lessons are given by teachers from Germany and abroad.

Adult Education Center of the City of Frankfurt

Adult Education Center of the City of Frankfurt
Adult Education Center, 2018
type of school	Second-chance education
School number	640177
founding	1918
address	Beckmannstrasse 6
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 '24 "  N , 14 ° 33' 14"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	66
management	Carola Christians
Website	www.vhs-frankfurt-oder.de

The adult education center offers an extensive range of advanced training courses in the areas of general education, society, culture, languages, IT, literacy and state school qualifications. A particular focus, due to the proximity to the border with Poland, are German-Polish projects. These should contribute to promoting encounters and cultural exchange between the two regions.

Former schools

Birch school

Birch school
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type of school	primary school
School number	102507
closure	2007
address	Sabinusstrasse 3
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 19 '22 "  N , 14 ° 32' 14"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	216
management	Mrs. Tetzlaf

August Bebel High School

Realschule - "August-Bebel"
Hindenburg School Monument
type of school	secondary school
School number	130424
founding	1927
closure	2007
address	August-Bebel-Strasse 21
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 50 "  N , 14 ° 30 ′ 58"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	128
management	Wolfgang Buwert

August Bebel was the leader of the labor movement and co-founder of the SPD . Originally, the school was the Hindenburg School founded

Among other things, due to the refugees who poured into the city, the relocation of the Reichsbahndirektion east from Berlin to Frankfurt (Oder), a new district of the Paulinenhof was created in the west of the city . A new school had to be built in order to give the newly arrived residents educational opportunities as well as to meet the increased need for school rooms by increasing the six-level to the seven-level elementary school. This should take place in the new settlement, the then Hindenburgsstrasse. The architect Josef Gesing and the town planner Althoff made the design for the Hindenburg School . The brick shell was based on the Gothic architecture, for example of the Marienkirche and the town hall. The color of the interior was based on designs by the Berlin painter Sandfort . The heating system was a low-pressure hot water heater which was installed by Schulz & Krause . The total cost of the construction, which had 19 classrooms and 15 additional rooms, amounted to 150,000 Reichsmarks, which the city carried. The building had an adjoining gymnasium, twelve showers in the basement, with modern foot baths, a laundry room, a teaching room, an open space and a book room. The classrooms were 50 square meters. On the first floor, a room was set up as a chemistry room in which the tables were equipped with gas and electrical connections. The largest room in the school was the auditorium on the third floor with an area of ​​around 300 m². To the side of the main building was the 231 m² gymnasium which at that time was covered with cork linoleum.

Municipal high school II "Otto-Brenner"

Municipal high school II - "Otto Brenner"
Municipal High School II 2011
type of school	high school
School number	120923
founding	1992
closure	2008
address	Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 39
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 47 "  N , 14 ° 32 ′ 35"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	254
management	Ralf Mueller
Website	http://www.brenner-gymnasium.de/

The high school opened in 1992. The school was named after the former trade union leader and social democrat Otto Brenner .

The grammar school took part in the model test performance profile classes, according to which students came to school after grade 4 and passed the Abitur after just 12 school years. Since the 2001/2002 school year, musical and artistic talents have been particularly encouraged in a class with a different organizational form. A regular student exchange took place with the Gymnasium No. 1 in Vitebsk .

Well-known former students

• René Wilke (* 1984), German politician and Lord Mayor of Frankfurt (Oder) (Die Linke)

Municipal Gymnasium III "Friedrichsgymnasium"

Municipal Gymnasium III - "Friedrichsgymnasium"
Friedrichsgymnasium in the year of closure in 2008
type of school	Gymnasium (grades 7 to 13)
School number	120935
founding	1694
closure	2008
address	Gubener Strasse 13 A
place	Frankfurt (Oder)
country	Brandenburg
Country	Germany
Coordinates	52 ° 20 ′ 14 "  N , 14 ° 33 ′ 4"  E
carrier	City of Frankfurt (Oder)
student	294
management	Mrs. Paust-Loch (acting)
Website	http://www.friedrichsgym.de/

The grammar school, named after Friedrich III , Elector of Brandenburg and later Friedrich I, King of Prussia , was inaugurated on July 1, 1694. The celebrations lasted six hours and the old town hall at Oderstraße 5 was used as the school building . The school's financial situation was always very tense in the following years. German was only taught in the first grade, Latin, music and religion in particular in the following three classes. Arithmetic was not taught. In 1794 70 students attended the Friedrichsschule. They did not have to pay regular school fees, but when they were admitted to school and transferred to a higher class, they each had to pay one or two thalers. Classes took place in the mornings between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., with afternoon classes from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on four days. There were holidays of one week each for the Christian festivals and the three masses as well as the exam period. There was no summer vacation.

In 1813 the school had assets of 16,966 thalers, three school buildings and alumni assets of 12,849 thalers. The value of the school's books, especially those donated by Professors Westermann and Caussee, was estimated at 30,000 to 40,000 thalers. The reason for listing the school's assets was a reorganization of the school system, initiated by Prussia's defeat by Napoleon and not least by the university's move to Frankfurt. The Friedrichsschule became the learned school and the secondary school that existed next to it lost its upper classes in favor of the Friedrichsschule. In 1818 the school became too small and they moved into the building at Oderstrasse 1 . In the same year Leopold Ranke became a history teacher at the school and remained so until he accepted an appointment at the University of Berlin in 1825. In 1864, Oderstrasse 1 was expanded in order to cope with the number of students. In 1874 the sponsorship of the school passed from the city to the state, as the financial burden for Frankfurt had become unbearable.

In 1882 the state had today's school building built on Gubener Straße.

Well-known former students

• Zvi Aharoni (1921–2012), Israeli agent for the Mossad
• Gottfried Benn (1886–1956), German doctor, poet and essayist
• Hans Carl zu Carolath-Beuthen (1688–1763), registrar in Silesia
• Friedrich Kirchner (* 1840; † in the 20th century), high school teacher in Prussia.
• Friedrich Carl August Rücker (1773–1837), bookseller and publisher in Berlin
• Siegfried Sorge (1917–1995), German local politician (SPD / FWG)
• Ferdinand Wrede (1863–1934), German linguist

Web links

• Website of the schools in Frankfurt (Oder)
• School portraits of the state of Brandenburg

Individual evidence

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2. ↑ Erich Benisch: 600 years of Frankfurt school history 1341-1940. 1953, pp. 2-5.
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47. ^ Märkische Oderzeitung, Before the lesson at the breakfast buffet , February 23, 2008
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76. ↑ Märkische Oderzeitung / Frankfurter Stadtbote, September 28, 2005, p. 19.
77. ↑ Märkische Oderzeitung / Frankfurter Stadtbote, September 5, 2005, p. 14.
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86. ↑ Märkische Oderzeitung, Oct. 17, 2006, p. 10.
87. ^ School portraits Brandenburg: Complete dossier. Konrad-Wachsmann-Oberstufenzentrum 2014. In: bildung-brandenburg.de. Retrieved May 26, 2018 . 
88. ^ School portraits Brandenburg: Complete dossier. Oberstufenzentrum Konrad Wachsmann 2015. In: bildung-brandenburg.de. Retrieved May 26, 2018 . 
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90. ↑ Erich Benisch: 600 years of Frankfurt school history 1341-1940. 1953, p. 11.
91. ↑ Erich Benisch: 600 years of Frankfurt school history 1341-1940. 1953, pp. 15-16.
92. ↑ Erich Benisch: 600 years of Frankfurt school history 1341-1940. 1953, p. 20.
93. ↑ the school's website names 1791 as the year of the move, here after Benisch, Erich, 1953, p. 21.
94. ^ Description of construction and use Centralblatt der Bauverwaltung , December 30, 1882, p. 482., accessed on December 15, 2012
95. ↑ Erich Benisch: 600 years of Frankfurt school history 1341-1940. 1953, pp. 19-21.