Wilhelm-Raabe-Schule, Gymnasium and architectural heritage monument in Lüneburg, Germany.
The Wilhelm-Raabe-Schule stands in the Rotes Feld district, south of the old town, serving approximately 1,100 students in multiple educational streams.
Founded in 1830 as a private school for girls by Carl Oltrogge and Johann Moths, the institution transformed into a public gymnasium in 1875.
The school maintains international partnerships through UNESCO projects, focusing on environmental awareness, intercultural learning, and global understanding.
Students can access educational resources and school information through the official platform IServ at wrs-lueneburg.de.
The school generates one-fifth of its electricity needs through student-built solar installations, demonstrating environmental commitment since the 1990s.
Location: Lüneburg
Inception: 1830
Accessibility: Non accessibile in sedia a rotelle
Operator: Hansestadt Lüneburg
Website: http://raabe-schule.info
GPS coordinates: 53.24210,10.40620
Latest update: March 19, 2025 14:37
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