Gaggenau - Economy and Infrastructure - Education

Education

The town of Gaggenau has one high school (Goethe Gymnasium), a secondary school (Realschule Gaggenau), and three elementary and secondary schools with vocational school (Eichelbergschule Bad Rotenfels, Hebelschule and Merkurschule) the Hans-Thoma- primary school and one elementary school in the suburbs for Selbach (Eberstein Elementary School), Hörden, Michelbach, Oberweier and Sulzbach. Furthermore, the school complex Dachgrub Bad Rotenfels, funded by Erich Kästner-Schule, was established by the district of Rastatt. The area also hosts the Carl Benz School, a vocational school.

The Akademie Schloss Rotenfels has been established In the Rotenfels Castle since 1996. The Baden-Württemberg Academy of Fine Arts school and amateur theater are also located in the community.

Towns and municipalities in Rastatt (district)
  • Au am Rhein
  • Bietigheim
  • Bischweier
  • Bühl
  • Bühlertal
  • Durmersheim
  • Elchesheim-Illingen
  • Forbach
  • Gaggenau
  • Gernsbach
  • Hügelsheim
  • Iffezheim
  • Kuppenheim
  • Lichtenau
  • Loffenau
  • Muggensturm
  • Ötigheim
  • Ottersweier
  • Rastatt
  • Rheinmünster
  • Sinzheim
  • Steinmauern
  • Weisenbach

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