The city of Dorfen has honored particularly good school and apprenticeship graduates.
Dorfen
- “The city of Dorfen is proud of you and your outstanding achievements,” said Mayor Heinz Grundner when honoring 87 young citizens with the best school or vocational training qualifications.
Because of the pandemic, the ceremony in the central school's auditorium was spread over two evenings, and a total of 50 people attended.
The excellent achievements at the end of school or vocational training deserve to be publicly recognized, emphasized Grundner. Invitations were received up to a grade point average of 2.0, provided that the city was aware of the achievements. Some of the graduates had finished with a dream grade of 1.0, the mayor was pleased about the overall “excellent results”. So many young people, who are committed to their success, "form an excellent potential for our future, for the development of our city, but also for the development of our society".
The mayor explained the results with "the hard work, discipline and perseverance to pursue his goals".
With the completed training as a basis, the young people are equipped for life.
You could now achieve further goals in a school, academic or professional future.
Grundner warned to stay tuned now and continue to do things with diligence and ambition.
In his eyes, parents, teachers and trainers also deserve thanks, without whom such achievements and successes would not be possible.
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Simon Dreher, Anian Kerscher, Leon Lischka, Paul Lischka, Benedikt Sammer, Josephine Schertler, Antonia Weißgerber, Maximilian Feckl, Tim Hutner, Jennifer Kolter, Lukas Platschka, Salam Takleh, Sebastian Woratschek, Franziska Fischer and Thomas Nömmer von were honored for their successes Mayor Heinz Grundner (middle, right) and school clerk Michael Oberhofer (back, right).
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Grundner warned that in addition to personal school or professional success, social togetherness and coexistence in the city, circle of friends and community are also part of it.
He advocated volunteering for others who could not provide such services.
Grundner assured them that this would give them a boost and motivation, and that they would get something back.
With all this, the city chief encouraged, the young people should of course “not forget to enjoy life”.
Grundner, together with the city council representatives from the Family-Social-Schools department, Uli Frank-Mayer and Michael Oberhofer, presented the young people with certificates along with Dorfen vouchers (20 euros) and a “Dorfen chocolate” bar.
The ceremony was accompanied musically by a flute trio under the direction of Susanne Gelsheimer.
The honored
School-leaving
qualifications
:
Middle School
Dorfen
, qualifying degree: Maximilian Feckl (average grade 1.6), Tim Hutner (1.8), Jennifer Kolter (1.5), Lukas Platschka (1.8), Salam Takleh (1.8), Sebastian Woratschek ( 1.8), Franziska Fischer (1.78);
Middle school leaving certificate: Thomas Nömmer (2).
Realschule
Taufkirchen
(secondary school leaving certificate): Eva Brenninger (1.73), Philipp Greimel (1.17), Laura Stadler (1.45).
Private business school Mühldorf
(secondary school leaving certificate): Kilian Vollmann (1.5).
Gymnasium Dorfen
(Abitur): Simon Dreher (2.0), Anian Kerscher (1.1), Leon Lischka (1.6), Paul Lischka (1.8), Benedikt Sammer (1.5), Josephine Schertler (1 , 2), Antonia Weißgerber (1.1).
FOS Landshut
Agriculture, Bio and Environmental Technology, Health (Abitur): Maria Gruber (1.1).
FOS / BOS Erding
(Abitur / Fachabitur): Sara Sophie Anfang (1.6), Martha Katharina Emehrer (1.6), Christoph Hanslmaier (1.3), Alexander Bernhard Huber (1.2), Leo Marek Leipold (1 , 9), Tobias Schwabl (1,3).
Vocational qualifications
:
State-certified assistant for nutrition and supply: Barbara Meindl (1.35);
Industrial clerk: Claudia Seifüßl (2.0);
Electronics technician: Niklas Hintz (1.22), wholesale and foreign trade clerk: Lena Reger (1.0);
Office management assistant: Franziska Russer (1,2);
State-certified nursing assistant (geriatric care): Marina Flieher (1,2);
State-certified village helper: Theresa Wlasiuk (1.1);
Motor vehicle mechatronics technician - commercial vehicles: Thomas Herzner (1.7), motor vehicle mechatronics technician - car technology: Manuel Loidl (1.5);
Brewer and maltster: Eva Winkler (1,2);
Mechatronics engineer: Christoph Stadler (1.8);
Tax clerk: Lukas Huber (1.4).