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Mainz school landscape

Here you will find information on the entire range of school types represented in Mainz.

The Mainz metropolitan area offers a wide range of educational institutions operated by various organizations.

In addition to public schools, there are state-recognized schools operated by private and religious organizations.

State schools

There are 44 schools operated by the state—specifically, by the School Board of the State Capital of Mainz—in the following school types

22 elementary schools, 4 “Realschule plus” schools, 7 high schools (including a school for the gifted at the Otto-Schott-Gymnasium), 4 integrated comprehensive schools, 3 special education schools with different areas of focus, and 4 vocational schools.

The schools have different educational approaches and philosophies.

Please note:

The school itself is the point of contact for all matters concerning students and parents, particularly regarding questions about instruction, the teaching staff, and school enrollment.

Further information can be found on the respective school’s website.

Church and private schools

In addition to schools operated by local governments, there are so-called state-recognized schools operated by other entities.

Please note:

For all matters concerning students and parents—particularly questions regarding instruction, the teaching staff, and school enrollment—the school itself is the point of contact.

If you have questions regarding the school’s governing body, please contact the respective governing body directly.

You can find more information on the respective school’s website.

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