High graduates from the Rhenanus School proudly celebrate their end!

High graduates from the Rhenanus School proudly celebrate their end!

The hanging game is over: On July 4, 2025, the high school graduates of the Rhenanus School ceremoniously adopted in Bad Sooden-Allendorf. In the festive framework of the Mozart Hall in the Werra Valley Cultural and Congress Center, 23 young adults received their high school diploma and said goodbye to their school days. Headmistress Dr. In her speech, Anne Brenner emphasized that the school was a protected space and that the way to the future will bring great challenges.

The moderation of the evening took over the two high school graduates Lennox Göttlicher and Finn Kiebach, who led the event through the evening easily and charmingly. Numerous relatives were present, while local political representatives were graded due to an equal city council. The tutors Dr. Michael Czelinksi and Cindy Körber reflected on the school days of the graduates and symbolically presented every student a self -drawn green lily.

A look back at special moments

The high school graduates not only remembered the efforts during the exam phases, but also of formative experiences such as school trips and the numerous hours together. Clayton Hentschel summed it up: Education is not only knowledge, but also attitude and responsibility. He emphasized the importance of these values ​​in our society.

Overall, the year achieved a remarkable average of 2.09. The best high school graduate, Jonas Neuenroth, was pleased with the grade of 1.0, and also received the coveted Pierre-de-Coubertin medal. Further awards went to Matti's treasurer and Catheryn NG for their musical commitment and their achievements in German.

The ceremonial handover of the certificates took over alongside headmistress Dr. Anne Brenner also Silke Bárcenas and the subject teachers. The solemn atmosphere was rounded off by musical contributions from the Rhenanus school orchestra and an emotional farewell song of the year. The atmosphere was characterized by joy, pride and a touch of melancholy.

a year with many talents

The list of graduates reads like the Who’s who of a talented young generation: Helene Amlung, Emanuel Bormuth, Jawid Cortis and many more made this solemn discharge at an unforgettable moment. The previous year has also already set standards such as Jörg Tiedemann on the school blog, with impressive performance and engagement in various fans. The importance of historical education was also underlined, as well as the dangers of democracy that can arise from anonymity in social media, which not only gained in importance for graduates.

The Rhenanus School remains a place where not only knowledge is conveyed, but also values ​​and responsibility. The high commitment of the teachers, the world's experience and support of families ensure that graduates are well prepared for the challenges of the future. The review of the school days will always be shaped by a feeling of gratitude and reflection on what has happened, while the graduates start the next phase of life with fresh vigor.

A new chapter begins, and everyone looks excitedly looking at the paths that lie in front of them. The Rhenanus School remains part of this important journey and will continue to collect its voice in the educational landscape, as well as the Deutsche Bildungserver emphasized in our society.