Abitur egg in Bebra: 51 students start with flying colors!

Abitur egg in Bebra: 51 students start with flying colors!

On Friday, July 1, 2025, the time had finally come: 51 graduates of the vocational high school in Bebra were proud to receive their mature product. In the festively decorated auditorium of vocational schools, department head Sebastian Götz and headmistress Ivonne Buchenau took over the honor. She emphasized how quickly time flies and that the students are now becoming alumni. The challenges you mastered during your school days deserve recognition and respect.

With an impressive grade point average of 2.25, graduates may be more than proud of their performance. "Your high school diploma is not just a piece of paper, but a valuable key to a promising professional future," called Helmut Spanel, chairman of the school support association. The year also received support from Mayor Stefan Knoche, who encouraged her to stay curious and actively improve the world around it.

special honors for excellent performance

The handover of the certificates was not only a solemn act, but also a moment of appreciation for outstanding achievements. So the best graduates were honored with book prices. The best of the year Emilie Wagner, Jannik Stark, Jessica Ibrahim, Lea Tessmann, Elias Witzel and Marlon Gräf, the latter won the second best high school diploma in school history with a grade of 1.0. Witzel and Gräf were also able to look forward to the price of the Sparkasse Bad Hersfeld-Rotenburg.

a frame full of music and emotions

The festive atmosphere was also musically framed by the year's own band, which the school community delighted with appealing entertainment. Such occasions are not only highlights in the school career, but also leave lasting impressions.

While graduates look at an exciting future, it is important not to lose sight of the topics of education and social participation. Because as the data show, there are still big differences in the level of education in Germany in Germany despite increasing academic quota. It remains to be seen that the new alumni with their vigor and their curiosity also help to reduce these differences and to set a sign of equal opportunities.

The celebration of the graduates of the Bebra vocational high school was a sign of community and cohesion. On many other successes that may come!

Further information and details about the discharge ceremony are available from Hersfelder Zeitung . For statistical background to school education in Germany, you can view the information from Destatis.de