Lycée Cusanus de Wittlich, Secondary school in Wittlich, Germany
The Cusanus-Gymnasium sits in a modern building complex with a canteen and library serving about 680 students taught by roughly 57 teachers. The school library, opened in 2015, holds over 7,000 media items including books, compact discs, DVDs, and laptops for student use.
The gymnasium was founded on April 25, 1922 through a decree from the Education Ministry in Berlin and started in former teacher training buildings. Its establishment reflected educational reforms after the First World War that created new school forms across Germany.
The school hosts regular reading competitions in multiple languages and supports students in academic contests like the World Robot Olympiad. These activities shape the school culture and encourage exchange among different grade levels.
The school is equipped with modern facilities that support student learning and provides access to digital resources and physical spaces for various activities. Visitors should note that the facility is designed for school operations, so regular school hours and access policies apply.
Since 2020, students can choose an English-first foreign language track that includes instruction in subjects like Sports and Music in English. This offering attracts students with international interests and sets the school apart from neighboring schools.
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