Sternen hours of high school graduates: 26 dream grades in the Dahme-Spreewald district!

Sternen hours of high school graduates: 26 dream grades in the Dahme-Spreewald district!

On July 10, 2025, a solemn award from the best high school graduates took place in the Dahme-Spreewald district on the historic Honoring Court in Lübben. After a year full of hard work and deep learning phases, a total of 26 students were awarded the dream grade of 1.0 for their outstanding achievements. District Administrator Sven Herzberger, district council chairman Olaf Schulze and Head of Stefan Klein were on site to hand over the documents and praise their praise. Niederlausitz Aktuell

A highlight of the day was not only the document handover, but also the social exchange afterwards with refreshing ice cream cups, in which many graduates were able to exchange ideas with parents, teachers and companions. The musical accompaniment of the district music school gave the event a particularly solemn grade.

excellent performance at schools

The distribution of high school graduates with a grade of 1.0 reflects the high quality of education in the region. The outstanding achievements of the students have distributed themselves to various schools:

• Humboldt-Gymnasium in Eichwalde: 4
• Friedrich-Schiller-Gymnasium in Königs Wusterhausen: 9
• Evangelische Gymnasium in Schönfeld: 2
• Gymnasium "Villa Elisabeth" in Wildau: 4
• Friedrich-Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Königs Wusterhausen: 2
• Music comprehensive school "Paul Dessau" in Zeuthen: 1
• Bohnstedt-Gymnasium in Luckau: 3
• comprehensive school of FAWZ gGmbH: 6
• OSZ vocational high school: 2

The top marks in the training of social assistants and educators are also remarkable, with a social assistant and an educator being able to achieve the grade average of 1.0. This shows the diversity and the high standards of the educational offers in the district.

interests for the future

A large part of the high school graduates already have clear ideas about their future plans. Many consider studying medicine, law, natural sciences, music, business administration or pedagogy. Dahme-Spreewald emphasizes that the best graduates show interest in subjects such as biotechnology, computer science and psychology.

In addition, 352 pupils were awarded a grade of 1.0 throughout Brandenburg, 20 of which were celebrated accordingly in the Dahme-Spreewald district. It is a sign of the positive development and the high performance of schools in the region, as a current Statistics Show.

Finally, District Administrator Herzberger and his colleagues wished the graduates every success for their new phase of life. It remains exciting to see which ways the talented young people will take in the future!