News on school and daycare center buildings

Around 270 primary school pupils will soon be moving into the completed primary school building.

The ground-breaking ceremony marks a significant milestone. This marks the official start of the largest school construction project in Offenbach for decades.

Just in time for the end of the fall vacations, ten school classes are back in the classrooms of the renovated atrium of the Geschwister-Scholl-Schule.

In order to ensure the planned completion of the renovation work at the Mathildenschule by 2028, the municipal council is releasing further funds, subject to the approval of the city councillors.

For the successful completion of the construction project at the Geschwister-Scholl-Schule, the city council releases additional funds, subject to the approval of the city councillors.

At its last meeting, the municipal council gave the green light for the new Emmy Noether High School building with the project and award decision. Now the city councillors still have to give their approval.

Construction of the new Ernst Reuter School building in Offenbach's Rumpenheim district is progressing. A geothermal system is currently being installed.

Subject to a vote by the city councillors, the municipal council has declared itself in favor of urgently needed renovation, fire protection and repair measures for public buildings.

With around 922 square meters of floor space, the striking building offers 125 children plenty of room to let off steam in the new daycare center. The rooms are spacious and flooded with light.

At its most recent meeting, the municipal council voted in favor of providing additional funds of one million euros for the "Bieber Nord" elementary school with gymnasium and daycare center.

After the fall break, the approximately 420 pupils of the elementary school moved into the new wooden school building with cafeteria and childcare rooms.

After the fall break, around 125 children move into the completed first construction phase of the new primary school building.

The new elementary school for the Rumpenheim district will be built using a timber-concrete hybrid construction method.

By 2027, the former Bach School is to be extended in two construction phases to create a two-form entry elementary school with a canteen. In addition to renovations, the schoolyard will also be redesigned.

Just in time for the end of the summer vacations, the pupils of the Geschwister-Scholl-School in the Bieber district of Offenbach move into the new replacement building.

The three-form entry elementary school offers space for 300 pupils in twelve classes as well as a single-field gymnasium. The new daycare center provides childcare places for 124 children.

During the renovation of the Johannes-Morhart-Straße daycare center, five kindergarten groups were housed in the modular space. These are now being redesigned and renovated.

The first children have moved into the daycare center and school in the Bieber Nord educational complex. The inauguration ceremony is planned for summer 2024.

The ceremonial laying of the foundation stone marked the start of the shell construction work for the expansion and spatial reorganization of the Ernst Reuter School in the Rumpenheim district.

The Rödernstraße daycare center in a central location in Offenbach was renovated in terms of energy efficiency and technology and a new building was added in one and a half years.

The preparatory work for the extension and renovation of the Ernst Reuter School in Rumpenheim is starting these days with the felling of several trees and shrubs.

Following the completion of the soundproofing window refurbishment and a new coat of paint on the façade, the Goethe School now presents itself in new splendor.

The project, estimated at 32 million euros, is to be implemented in two construction phases by 2027. The IGS will receive an extension and the schoolyard will be completely redesigned.

A three-form entry elementary school for 300 pupils and a day nursery with six groups for 124 children up to the age of six are being built on the Willi-Bauer-Straße site.