GRG 12 Erlgasse, Secondary school in Meidling, Vienna, Austria.
GRG 12 Erlgasse is a secondary school in Meidling offering two educational tracks: gymnasium and realgymnasium. The school provides students with specialized learning paths with an emphasis on sciences and general studies.
Wilhelm Baumgarten and Josef Hofbauer designed this modern school structure in 1928, and it opened to students in 1931. The building was created during a period when Vienna was pursuing new approaches in school architecture and education.
The building is protected as a monument and shows typical features of early 20th-century Viennese school architecture. Visitors can observe the functional layout of spaces that were designed for modern teaching methods at that time.
The school offers after-school care with warm meals and various workshops for students. Access to the school is convenient via Erlgasse in Meidling, and the facilities are organized clearly for daily activities.
Students can choose between the two educational tracks after their second year and gain practical experience during special career days. This flexibility allows students to adjust their learning path to match their strengths and interests.
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