Walburgisgymnasium

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Walburgisgymnasium

The Walburgisgymnasium is a private secondary school located in Menden (Sauerland), Germany with 1,200 pupils and 78 teachers. The order is based in Bestwig.^{[clarification needed]}

History[]

It was founded as a girls' gymnasium in 1919, and became co-educational by having its first intake of boys in 1975.

Community[]

Teacher[]

Director: Sr. Maria Thoma Dikow
- Dr. Udo Volkmann
- Marion Hankel, Herbert Heinrichs
- Manfred Wegener

Parents[]

Chairman:

Friends[]

Chairman: Reinhold Jacobs (Förderverein)

External links[]

http://www.walburgisgymnasium.de (in German)

Coordinates: 51°26′28″N 7°47′42″E / 51.441°N 7.795°E / 51.441; 7.795

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