# Johannes-Kepler-Gymnasium

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Johannes-Kepler-Gymnasium stands in Bad Cannstatt, a district of Stuttgart, as a secondary school with roots in a fifteenth-century Latin school. Its present building dates from 1912 and was designed by Ludwig Eisenlohr and Oscar Pfennig. Sculptures by Ulfert Janssen and Jakob Brüllmann add artistic detail to the architecture.

The school became a Gymnasium in 1891 and took its present name in 1937. In 1904, its classrooms saw the graduation of Württemberg’s first female students. From the fifth grade, pupils continue with English, then choose Latin or French from the sixth grade. Latin can lead to a language profile with French or a science profile, while Greek belongs to the European Gymnasium programme.

Mathematics, informatics, natural sciences and technology shape its MINT-friendly focus, alongside music, theatre and art. Partnerships connect Bad Cannstatt with schools in Örebrö and Łódź, while exchanges reach French-speaking Switzerland, China, the United States and India. Nobel laureates Gerhard Ertl and Hermann Hesse count among the school’s notable alumni.

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