State advanced high school in Alzey
| State advanced high school in Alzey
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| type of school | Advanced high school |
| founding | 1880 |
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Ernst-Ludwig-Strasse 47–51 |
| place | Alzey |
| country | Rhineland-Palatinate |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 49 ° 44 ′ 30 " N , 8 ° 6 ′ 35" E |
| student | about 520 |
| management | Dagmar Ried |
| Website | [1] |
The state advanced high school Alzey is located in the district town of Alzey in the district of Alzey-Worms in Rheinhessen in southeastern Rhineland-Palatinate . The Aufbaugymnasium enables students from Germany to acquire the Abitur. The prerequisite is the completion of the 10th grade (lower secondary level), which can also be acquired at the school itself.
history
On November 3, 1880, the school was founded under the name "Grand Ducal Teachers' Seminar ", as the population grew and the number of students rose and more teachers were needed. At that time "only a small town came into question as the seat of the seminar: that was Alzey". First of all, elementary school pupils were able to attend a 2-year preparation institute after they were 14 years old, followed by the three-class seminar; later the preparation phase was omitted and merged with the seminar time, which then lasted six years. The first director of the seminar was Heinrich Eisenhuth, who took office on August 15, 1880.
From 1921 the school became the "Hessische Aufbauschule", where students had the opportunity to obtain their Abitur. The first headmaster was Karl Frenzel, who was followed by Albert Streuber in 1925. Due to the high school fees , there were too few registrations in 1933, which is why the school was closed.
During the Nazi era , the school was misused and various organizations such as the SA settled in the school. Part of the school was reopened in 1938 as the "Upper School for Boys in Construction". During the war there were repeated interruptions in school operations, among other things because paper was running out or school books were no longer printed. The first headmaster of the high school was Ludwig Ebert.
After the Second World War, the school building was occupied by US soldiers. They used the school as a barracks. After the change of occupation, an application to restart school operations was submitted to the French administration. When the buildings were ready for use again, school operations were resumed on October 20, 1947 under the name "Ecole Normale du Premier Cycle". In 1953, the school was named "State Pestalozzi Advanced School". On October 1st, 1956, the school was named "Staatliches Aufbaugymnasium", which is still valid today. In 1973 the school introduced the MSS system .
Between 1979 and 1981, the alternative seat of the Rhineland-Palatinate state government was built under the gymnasium and was kept in operation until 1992. This bunker has been open to the public since 2011.
In 2010 the " Landeskunstgymnasium Rheinland-Pfalz " was founded in Alzey, which is part of the school.
List of school principals
Name - Term of Office
- Heinrich Eisenhuth: 1880-1892
- Ernst Scheuermann: 1892–1902
- Karl Karg: 1902–1914
- Karl Frenzel: 1914–1925
- Albert Streuber: 1925–1933
- Ludwig Ebert: 1939–1941
- Johannes Bentz: 1941–1945
- Werner Meyer: 1947–1954
- Karl Roller: 1954–1964
- Hans Meyer-Schwarzenberger: 1964–1978
- Karl-Heinz Wahl: 1978–1982
- Walter Gauweiler: 1982–1988
- Johannes Zimmermann: 1989–1995
- Wolf-Dieter Stotz: 1996-2013
- Dagmar Ried: since August 1, 2013
State Art High School
The " Landeskunstgymnasium Rheinland-Pfalz " was founded in 2010 and is under one roof with the advanced high school. Subjects such as religion or French are taught together with the students of the advanced high school.
organization
The Aufbaugymnasium is one of the few schools sponsored by the State of Rhineland-Palatinate. Young people from grade 10 up to grade 13 are taught. The students from abroad are offered places in a boarding school. An expansion of the school grounds is being planned. A three-story building is to be built.
Boarding school
In order to enable students from all over Germany to attend the Aufbaugymnasium or the Landeskunstgymnasium, there is the possibility of moving into a room in the boarding school. The students are housed separately, the girls in the Alzey castle, the boys and girls of legal age in the boarding school on the school grounds. All boarding school students are accommodated in 2-bed rooms. Class 13 students can use a room for themselves, provided that it is occupied. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are freshly prepared daily in the school's own large kitchen and can be eaten in the school's dining room. A modernization of the boarding school is being planned.
literature
- 40 years of advanced high school in Alzey , published by the Association of Friends and Supporters of the state advanced high school in Alzey, 1987.
- 60 years of the state advanced high school in Alzey . Edited by Michael Braun and Dr. Smazal, Alzey 2007.
- Eduard Berlet : From the history of the teachers' seminar in Alzey and the Rhenish Hesse teachers , In: Alzeyer Geschichtsblätter Heft 3/1966, pp. 120–157.
- General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (ed.): Informational directory of cultural monuments in the Alzey-Worms district . Mainz 2015 (PDF; 6.5 MB)
- Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany : Cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate Volume 20.2: District of Alzey-Worms . City of Alzey . Published on behalf of the Ministry of Education, Science, Further Education and Culture by the General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate Directorate State Monument Preservation. Edited by Michael Huyer and Dieter Krienke. Wernersche Verlagsgesellschaft, Worms 2014. ISBN 978-3-88462-326-8 ; Pp. 102-103
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Eduard Berlet: From the history of the teachers' seminar in Alzey . In: Alzeyer history sheets issue 3 . S. 121 .