Neuruppin's star school leaver: Kimberly Schmidt moves to Canada!

Neuruppin's star school leaver: Kimberly Schmidt moves to Canada!

In Neuruppin there is reason to be happy: Kimberly Schmidt from Storbeck-Frankendorf passed her high school diploma at the Evangelical School with glossy 1.0. This makes it one of the best graduates of the year. The 18-year-old is not only academically successful, but also a passionate athlete. She has been playing volleyball in the club for several years and is involved in the district league business. She has a big heart for animals and even has her own horse.

But that's not all: During her school days, Kimberly also worked in the European Youth Parliament, where she took part in simulated parliamentary fully meetings. Her commitment shows how important it is to work for the concerns of young people in her city. After graduation, she plans to stay at her school for half a year to support the European project and physical education before going to Canada on a two-month trip to Canada in autumn. "I want to work on a ranch and explore the mountains," she explains enthusiastically.

use for the youth

In Neuruppin, young people have the opportunity to actively contribute to the design of their city. The Children's and youth parliament meets about once a month to discuss topics such as the design of the Jahnbades and offers in the multi-generation house. All people aged 10 to 27 can get involved here, especially school spokesman and youth fire brigade. This offers young people the opportunity to contribute their ideas and concerns and actively shape the future of their city.

Kimberly has certainly been inspired by participating in the European Youth Parliament to take responsibility and help other young people to raise their voice. Her positive memory of neuruppin shows how strongly she is connected to her home. "I feel safe here," she emphasizes.

look into the future

Another big topic for Kimberly is the choice of study. She chose her desired geography in the advanced course, but she is struggling to make a wrong decision. "I do the Abitur for myself and not for others," said the young graduate's confident final sentence. She is aware of how important education is for individual development and knows that with a good school leaving certificate, it increases its chances on the labor market.

General statistics show that the trends in the German educational landscape are increasingly tending to be positive: more and more young people are reaching the highest school leaving certificate, the Abitur. The Statistiken clarify that the level of education in Germany has a difference, but it is gratifying that more and more young people like Kimberly have the opportunity to enjoy.

Clear that Neuruppin is not only a city with talents, but also with a community that hears and appreciates the voices of all young people. With Kimberly Schmidt, the city has a young personality who will enrich life on site with its ideas and commitment.