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Völklingen celebrates 55 brilliant high school graduates!
On July 13, 2025, Völklingen congratulates the 55 high school graduates of the Marie-Luise-Kaschnitz-Gymnasium on their graduation.
Völklingen celebrates 55 brilliant high school graduates!
On July 13, 2025, the Marie-Luise-Kaschnitz-Gymnasium in Völklingen will celebrate a special moment because 55 high school graduates have successfully passed their exams. This academic achievement is duly recognized by the students and their families. There are many talented young people among the graduates who will embark on different paths after graduating from high school.
The list of high school graduates includes numerous names, including Nuray Akcay, Muhammed Akpürcek, and Aleyna Altinbas. Simone Simoni, Tim Pink and Marie Zimmer are also among the successful graduates. Each of these young talents has worked hard to achieve this important step in their academic and professional careers.
The graduates in detail
Here are the names of all 55 graduates who passed their exams:
- Nuray Akcay
- Mohammed Akpürcek
- Aleyna Altinbas
- Luca Arena
- Ela Aslan
- Yusuf Bastug
- Amelie Bohnenberger
- Emine Bozkurt
- Jonna Brachmann
- Martin Breuer
- Ardan Ali Cördükcü
- Lara Su Erdogan
- Christopher Fecht
- Jarne Fries
- Nova Fries
- Eilin Gök
- Sophie Groß
- Lennart Haas
- Rezan Habas
- Michelle Hambach
- Maximilian Keipf
- Sonja Kaldenberger
- Jolina Klemm
- Michelle Kullmann
- Leah Kunze
- Alessia Legleitner
- Lena Lillig
- Matteo Lo Galbo
- Kathrin Maas
- Roland Maurer
- Ismail Mavi
- Leon Michels
- Mara Müller
- Dhana Niederländer
- Neele Nuß
- Selin Özcan
- Leonie Pilla
- Tim Pink
- Chiara-Luna Piskol
- Riham Romdhane
- Nikita Schmatov
- Leonie Schmitt
- Max Seiler
- Justus Sellen
- Jannick Serf
- Stephanie Simoni
- Elif Simsek
- Tom Steinmann
- Talha Ulus
- Sinem Üzümcü
- Emma Waltner
- Alexander Wittmer
- Katharina Zang
- Marie Zimmer
Education in Germany
The successes of the graduates of the Marie-Luise-Kaschnitz-Gymnasium reflect a positive development in the German education system. According to information from Destatis, graduation rates are continuously increasing, which indicates the increasing importance of education in society. This is reflected not only in school qualifications, but also in the career prospects that open up to young people.
Graduates like these are the next leaders, scientists and innovators of tomorrow. While some will choose an academic career, others will pursue practical careers or gain experience abroad. The Marie-Luise-Kaschnitz-Gymnasium not only imparted knowledge to this generation, but also promoted social skills that are crucial in life.
The successes of the 55 high school graduates from the Marie-Luise-Kaschnitz-Gymnasium are an inspiring example of the positive developments in the education system and testify to the hard work of teachers and students alike. Each and every one of these young talents has the potential to leave a lasting impression on the world.