Graduation ball in Rotenburg: 70 graduates celebrate their dream graduation!

Graduation ball in Rotenburg: 70 graduates celebrate their dream graduation!

The ceremonial dismissal of high school graduates from the Jakob Grimm School took place in Rotenburg today. In the festive Dr. Durstewitz Hall, 70 graduates received their long-awaited certificates. The evening was not only an emotional look back at their school days, but also a wave full of optimism for the future.

School principal Sabine Amlung presented the certificates in a moving ceremony and praised the students' perseverance and personal development. Her appeal to the graduates was clear: “Start the future with self-confidence and determination.” Many well-wishers were also present at the celebration, including First District Councilor Dirk Noll and Rita Schmidt-Schalles from the State Education Authority.

Outstanding achievements and diverse talents

Those who were particularly ambitious could be happy: five high school graduates achieved the dream grade of 1.0. Head of study Marc Heinzerling reflected on the diversity of the student characters and the challenges that the lessons brought with them. Impressive memories of their school days were shared in a slide show, which was an emotional highlight for many in attendance.

The celebration was accompanied musically by Manuel Khazarian on the piano, who created a festive atmosphere with his playing, while the teachers' choir lightened things up with the well-known song “Barbie Girl”. The moderation by Lotta Purkl and Paul Kunkel also helped to make the atmosphere lively and entertaining.

A look at the level of education

The importance of a school leaving certificate is becoming increasingly important in Germany. A good school qualification, such as the Abitur, opens doors to the job market and increases the chances of social participation. According to destatis.de, the academic quota is continuously increasing, which shows that more and more young people are taking the path to obtaining a high school diploma. The challenges in the coming years will remain, however, as many graduates enter increasingly complex professional lives.

At today's farewell ceremony, the achievements of the best of the year were also recognized, and the graduates received numerous congratulations on their successes in school competitions. Overall, it is clear that the graduates of the Jakob Grimm School are well prepared to start a new, exciting phase of life with confidence.