County honors top middle school graduates
Created: 07/26/2022, 2:00 p.m
By: Hans Moritz
These graduates of secondary schools in the district of Erding were honored for their top grades.
They were congratulated by the head of the school authority, Robert Leiter (r.) and the third district administrator, Rainer Mehringer (3rd from right).
© Bernd Heinzinger
The best graduates from the secondary schools in the district and from the Montessori school in Aufkirchen received an invitation to the district office this year.
They were recognized for their strong performances in the large meeting room.
Erding - School Director Robert Leiter was full of praise for those present: "Your excellent results are to be appreciated even more after the two Corona years." The results speak for the motivation of the students as well as for the high quality of education at district agencies.
At least 394 of the 462 participants, and thus around 85 percent, passed the exams for the qualifying middle school certificate.
As many as 95 percent (170 out of 180) managed to graduate from high school.
Only in the practical classes at the Erding middle school did the quota go down a little, twelve of the 26 candidates can look forward to graduating there.
The director of the school board emphasized: “All doors are open to you for your professional future.
I'm sure you'll have some work to do, but I'm sure you'll get through it."
Deputy District Administrator Rainer Mehringer emphasized: "For you, this means a turning point today.
You will certainly find your place in a meaningful job.” Especially in the district of Erding, with full employment and a good mix of industries, everyone can learn the right job for themselves.
When the certificates were handed over afterwards, the graduates also mentioned a wide variety of career aspirations - from attending secondary schools and studying to become a teacher, to a position at the tax office and as a nurse.
Many already had a clear idea of what the next steps should look like after school.
After the awards, everyone was allowed to storm the rich buffet, and the organizers thanked the hard-working country women.
The honorees: High school diploma: Julia Wölfl, Christian Bauer, Sophia Berther (Wartenberg), Sarah Eicher, Leonhard Klein (Forstern), Simon Paul Fertl, Jakob Fischer (Isen), Amelie Schultz, Alina Hübl (Wartenberg), Velva Blauth, Laura Reindl (Montessori School Aufkirchen), Lucia Schiller, Anna-Lena Böhm (Oberding), Jeremy Gerards, Patricija Papic (Taufkirchen), Lejf Mäule, Stefane Mittermüller (Wörth), Daniel Hettler, Franziska Hugo, Claudia Wagner (Finsing), Mira Berthold, Nick Wahl (Erding), Vanessa Ozorowski and Lilli Meindl (Dorfen).
The best in the district when it came to middle school certificates were: Emma Handt, Nico Marikucza (Montessori School Aufkirchen), Emily Schroer, Luca Biedermann, Tiziano Zoia (Taufkirchen), Suzana Oganian, Vivien Fund, Sophie Jost, Ravnit Kaur (Erding), Stephanie Daumoser and Leandro Murgia (villages).
The following were honored for their excellent secondary school leaving certificate in the M10/9plus2 branch: Felix Wiggerich, Hannah Falzetta, Alina Neubert (Wartenberg), Blerta Kryseziu, Alma Kicin and Julia Pleithner (Finsing).
also read
Green: "A scandal"
The problem track
The practical classes of the secondary schools completed with the best grades: Alexander Floßmann, Noel Havasi (Erding), Leon Göschl and Jelldeze Bytyqi (Dorfen).
hh
