Maria-Ward-Schule, secondary school in Kempten, Germany
Maria-Ward-Schule is a secondary school for girls in Kempten with modern buildings, bright classrooms, and open learning spaces. The facility includes a chapel, sports areas, and a garden on the grounds, serving students from elementary through secondary level.
The school was founded in 1861 and was initially run by nuns as part of the Congregatio Jesu network. After World War II, it expanded significantly and was later established as a Realschule, a type of secondary school focused on practical education.
The school carries the name of Maria Ward and reflects Catholic values through its community activities. Daily life includes art exhibitions featuring student work, special cultural celebrations like the Three Kings tradition, and sports events that bring the school community together.
The school is located in Kempten in a quiet residential area surrounded by traditional houses and mature trees. The grounds are accessible for walking and viewing the main buildings from the street.
Former students have pursued remarkable careers, from Arctic exploration to work as teachers and artists. These success stories are part of the school's identity and reflect the diverse paths graduates have taken.
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