Studienkolleg St. Johann Blönried
| Studienkolleg St. Johann Blönried | |
|---|---|
| type of school | high school |
| founding | 2008 (1924) |
| address |
Arnold-Janssen-Str. 10/1 |
| place | Blönried |
| country | Baden-Württemberg |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 47 ° 55 '47 " N , 9 ° 36' 8" E |
| carrier | Catholic Free School Foundation |
| student | 800 (2010) |
| Teachers | 64 (2013/2014) |
| management | Klaus Schneiderhan |
| Website | Studienkolleg St. Johann Blönried |
The Studienkolleg St. Johann Blönried was founded in 1924 and until 2008 was a preparatory college in the form of a grammar school for the Steyler missionaries in Blönried, a suburb of Aulendorf in Upper Swabia . Today the St. Johann preparatory college is a Catholic free school with an attached day care center for boys and girls under the sponsorship of the Rottenburg-Stuttgart diocese .
history
Halfway between Altshausen and Aulendorf lies the small suburb of Blönried within the area of Aulendorf. The Mission House St. Johannes Evangelist was founded in 1924 as a boarding school for the Steyler Missionaries (officially the Society of the Divine Word , Latin Societas Verbi Divini ).
In 1936 the house was used as a novitiate for the mission society. A year later, in 1937, during the Nazi era , the mission school was closed because none of the students agreed to join the Hitler Youth . The property settlement took place in 1940. The house was confiscated and first used as a resettlement camp and then as a refugee camp.
Three years after the end of the Second World War in 1948, the Steyler missionaries received the property back from the French military government . For several decades, the preparatory college was run as a Progymnasium with boarding school, i.e. there were six grammar school classes, according to the Latin counting at the time, sixth, fifth, lower, upper and lower, that is, according to today's count, classes 5 to 10. Initially it was an old-language grammar school three foreign languages (5th grade: Latin, 7th grade: English, 9th grade: ancient Greek). With the school year 1969/70 the change to the school type 'Neusprachlich I' took place, ie French was now taught as the third foreign language in class 9.
In 1989 the Progymnasium was expanded to include the upper level. In 1994 the boarding school was closed and the school continued. In 2010 there were fifteen brothers and fathers in the mission house who are entrusted with pastoral services for the surrounding congregations. In 2013 the mission house was closed. The Steylers are now only represented sporadically in Upper Swabia. On September 29, 2013 the house community of the Steyler missionaries was dissolved and with a moving celebration of Blönried and the whole of Upper Swabia.
The Steyler missionaries will remain connected to the preparatory college and will continue to organize church services for the students.
In 2008, the Catholic Free School Foundation of the Rottenburg-Stuttgart diocese took over the sponsorship of the preparatory college .
Mission statement
The focus of the school is on conveying a Christian image of man according to the school's model.
Working groups (AGs)
- Theater AG
- Entraînement (French AG)
- Morning praise (prayer group)
- Music groups
- School shop
- School medical service
- Spanish
- Sports groups
- electronics
- Yearbook
- Tea Time (English AG)
- Make a mark.?! (School newspaper)
- Creative offer
- dance
- American football
- baseball
- Open workshop
- Forest project
- Old gym
- Judo
Others:
- Handball, volleyball and basketball teams
- Music groups like choir and big band
Theater and musical
Every year, either a musical or a large play takes place at the grammar school. A large number of students, parents and teachers are actively involved in this with great commitment.
principal
- Headmaster: Klaus Schneiderhan
- Deputy Headmaster: Thomas Unglert [2]
Facilities
The preparatory college has a computer room for teaching purposes, a computer room with a library in the leisure area, two physics classrooms, three biology halls, two chemistry halls, two music halls, two art halls, a work of art room, several practice rooms for musical instruments and a cafeteria as well as a games room. In addition, full media equipment will be installed in each classroom. There is also a football field, a new synthetic track, as well as a large football field, several long jump facilities, a shot put range and a beach volleyball field. The school can access the multi-purpose hall, in the z. B. the musical takes place, and fall back on an auditorium. There is also a new gym on the school grounds. There is also a church with a 28 register and 4 coupling organ. The organ also has a tremulant. It can also be used for practice purposes and for musical accompaniment to church services. There is a cafeteria for students and teachers.
literature
- 75 years of the Missionshaus Studienkolleg St. Johann Blönried. Festschrift with annual report 1999-2000 . Published by Missionshaus St. Johann, Blönried: Aulendorf 2000, 368 pp.
- Studienkolleg St. Johann Blönried 2007-2010 . Ed. Schulstiftung Studienkolleg St. Johann Blönried, Aulendorf 2010, 384 pp.
Web links
- Website Studienkolleg St. Johann Blönried
- former website of the Studienkolleg St. Johann Blönried
- Independent pious foundations - establishment of the "School Foundation St. Johann Blönried"
Individual evidence
- ↑ The Steyler bond remains
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ Schwäbische Zeitung : Only the Aulendorfer celebrate from June 28, 2010, accessed on October 17, 2010