Category: School

With the new nursing professions act coming into force in january 2020, new paths will be taken in the training of nurses, geriatric nurses and pediatric nurses. The three previous training programs are being merged into one – the generalist training program for nurses. The habberg hospitals and the leopoldina hospital in schweinfurt are already paving the way with their jointly operated vocational school for nursing and nursing care assistance.

"We are actually born partners!" Stephan kolck looks contentedly at the group that has gathered in the conference room at the habfurt hospital, according to a report from the habberg clinics. The board of directors of the municipal company habberg-kliniken sits there together with the commercial director of the leopoldina hospital, sebastian guldner, and the managing director of the caritas-schulen ggmbh, rudolf hoffmann, in whose hands the three old people’s nursing schools in the region are located. The school directors dirk niedoba (zweckverband berufsfachschule fur krankenpflege, kinderkrankenpflege und krankenpflegehilfe habfurt/schweinfurt) and siegmund klug (berufsfachschule fur altenpflege und altenpflegehilfe hofheim) are also involved as decisive persons who will fill the cooperation with life.

The relief road is now as much a part of munnerstadt as the historic city center. It was not so long ago that all traffic was forced through the city center, and at that time traffic jams formed in the city’s thoroughfare. 30 years ago in august, the first passable section of the new municipal relief road was opened to traffic. This did not mean any real relief for the traffic-plagued old town, because the relief road from the reichenbacher strabe intersection only went as far as the northern entrance to the town at the meininger strabe/coburger strabe intersection. But the first hurdle was completed, including the bruckenau in the laueraue.

The city representatives, however, had actually slept through the date of this semi-official partial opening. Half an hour was spent waiting for the mayor, and munnerstadter hildegard dallner even brought a bottle of champagne to celebrate the day, according to an edition of the munnerstadter zeitung from august 1989. At some point, the representatives of the construction company decided to carry away the traffic signs themselves. The strabe could be used from then on, even without the mayor’s blessing.

"A child is not a fab that needs to be filled, but a fire that needs to be ignited." With this quote from francois rabelais the acting school father tim petschke buried the guests of the vernissage "100 years of waldorf schools" in the shopping center "fritz.

100 pictures from everyday school life are presented by the wernstein free waldorf school, along with a selection of small works of art by the current 100 or so students.

Anders olsen was twelve years old when the wall fell in 1989. For the norwegian, who is generally interested in war and political history, this has always been a fascinating subject. At the same time, norwegian society of his generation had a certain distrust of germans. At the age of 37, olsen wants to go in search of clues. On a journey along the former border strip, he wants to find out – among other things in personal interviews – what really makes the germans tick. In an interview with our newspaper, olsen explains, among other things, how this trip was to become a documentary film.

Mr. Olsen, what do you find so fascinating about the german history of the turnaround period??
Anders olsen: I have to elaborate a little on that. When i was studying photography in birmingham in the late 1990s, i had a classmate who had grown up in arendsee (sachsen-anhalt, germany). She showed me photos from her childhood and told me how she had grown up in the GDR. I realized that although I thought of myself as an open-minded young man, I had a lot of preconceived notions about east germany. Even if less than the average norwegian. Maybe because I was always curious and always tended to take the side of the underdog.
Yet i had been taught that the west was good and the east was bad. This was a very natural thought for me. So now I met someone who could share memories of a happy childhood. Even though her photos were black and white, i realized that they were less black and female than my first impressions of the germany. This jolted me awake and I began to think about what was actually the truth and what was only served as fact to us growing up.

The market town of pressig is proud of three schoolgirls who have graduated from secondary schools with "very good" grades have graduated. Since he took office ten years ago, mayor hans pietz has been delighted for the eleventh time to praise, thank and recognize schoolgirls for their outstanding achievements on behalf of the market town of pressig.
The head of the community congratulated theresa tumbach in the town hall of pressig on her outstanding graduation from the kaspar-zeub- gymnasium in kronach with a grade of 1.2. Linda rosenbaum also achieved an excellent final examination at the frankenwaldgymnasium with a final grade of 1.9. And daria wachter was also able to receive congratulations from the head of the community for her intermediate school leaving certificate (MSA), which she also achieved with a terrific 1.5 final grade.
Pietz first reviewed the past eleven honorees. He was able to look back on 43 honors received so far from successful graduates with outstanding A-levels or msas, and on other young citizens whom he was able to congratulate for special achievements in their apprenticeships or for graduating with outstanding grades.
Turning to the three youngest honorees, pietz said: "the biggest part of your life so far has been determined by the years at school, the teachers, the school friends, the learning and the school-specific experiences of success. Your life will now be guided by new criteria. The next step is to enter a vocational training program or continue with school education. It would make me very happy as mayor if you would not forget your home community in the future and, depending on your living situation, continue to live here or return later or come to visit."

Two start with the treasury

While for linda rosenbaum the intended dual study course for tourism and economics leads to nurnberg, where she will alternate between practical training at the maritim hotel and theory at university. The path of the other two successful graduates, on the other hand, leads to the tax office. Theresa tumbach is also taking the path of dual studies, but her path leads to the kronach tax office. From here, she will alternate between a practical semester, probably in kronach, and the university semester in herrsching or ansbach.
Daria wachter is also drawn to the tax office in kronach. In a two-year training program starting on 1. She will start her secondary education in kronach in september and will probably have to go to munich later on, she says.
Daria wachter's main hobby is also music. She plays the clarinet with the pressig music association and has already achieved the bronze performance badge of the north bavarian music association, she says proudly.

The research project, which started in berlin on friday, also aims to clarify the number of GDR refugees who died between 1949 and 1989. It is not yet known how many people lost their lives along the inner german border.

The dead should be given a face and was restored, said bernd neumann (CDU), minister of state for culture, shortly before the 51st anniversary. Anniversary of the construction of the wall of 13. August 1961. At present, only the number of victims of the SED regime at the berlin wall has been scientifically recorded. According to this, at least 136 people died between 1961 and 1989. For years, there had been calls for research into the total number of victims.

Both the small and the rough warriors got their money's worth with the forchheim warriors. For the "little dragons (age group 6 to 12 years) the examinations are coming up, the participants have to attend a preparation workshop for this. The motto of this event was "off balance – how do I fall right??". The course was led by the 2. Chairman of the martial arts team, thomas rohr, the children's trainer manfred ziegert assisted him.

Two adults also took the opportunity to work in the "fall school" area to learn, so that ten participants were gathered in the warriors-gym. After a short crispy auarmen it went on with equilibrium exercises. Numbers were written in the air with the pigeons, as well as the standing balance, the headstand, the handstand and many other things were practiced. The children should receive a polysportive basic training, which is why balance is not neglected in addition to coordination.

The older sisters in maria bildhausen still talk about it as the "gray buses" the nazis stopped in front of the monastery estate to pick up a few of their fosterlings. On 6. December 1940, 14 manner were sent to gunzburg, on 25. March 1941 another eight manner "transferred" to eglfing-haar. That no longer residents "requested how this was done at that time is probably due to the sisters, who are said to have been very committed to their charges.
It is also possible that the nazis simply saw the monastery estate as a flourishing agricultural business in which the residents of the home were "of use" were, says home director thomas hahn. He has been working in maria bildhausen since 1986 and still knew one of the residents who came back from gunzburg in 1942: leopold B.

Leopold B was born. 1904 in ettringen near mindelheim. His mother maria B. Was not married and is described in the records of that time as "armenhauslerin" denotes. The catholic boy leopold B. He was "insufficiently gifted" for the elementary school in ottobeuren had been, one wrote in an assessment. On 23. September 1912, at the age of eight, he entered the dominikus ringisen institution in ursberg and attended the special school there.
Leopold B is described. As a "hidden child", the "quiet in the church" is. In 1921 the school report said: "he is physically back for his age, but healthy"."

During a site inspection at kirchweihplatz together with district construction manager heiko tremel, mayor jochen partheymuller was optimistic about achieving an improvement in bus stops. Because of the longer new buses the bus stop at the school could not be used anymore. Now schoolchildren get on or off at the kirchweih square. In this area, the maximum speed limit has therefore been set at 30 kilometers per hour. This applies to a length of about 300 meters on the main road. The aim is to increase safety for the children. Now the municipality is planning to erect a small shed.

The mobi line 1 burgkunstadt-redwitz-marktgraitz-redwitz-burgkunstadt and the line trubenbach-coburg are also to stop there. After several tests with bus driver sandra reichel, it quickly became clear that the bus shelter could only be built on the right-hand side of the entrance. Also there problems could be solved better in case of possible high differences at the bus entrance. How the site is to be further improved remains to be seen in detail. "We will stay on the ball in this matter", said the mayor.

Herzogenaurach- for around four weeks, an exhibition on two anniversaries in bavaria can be viewed at the herzogenaurach town museum, which will take place in 2019. 200 years ago the bavarian constitution was enacted, 100 years ago the free state of bavaria was declared.

The exhibition was developed by the working group history of the 9. Class of the school year 2017/2018 at the realschule herzogenaurach: marlon ruhnke, tobias wagner, mario mirsberger and lukas loos with their teacher sebastian thienel.