Schulprogramm (historical)
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, a Schulprogramm was an annual printed publication by secondary schools. This publication typically combined the institution's annual report with a scientific treatise and was distributed among schools through the exchange. The Schulprogramm in Germany, Austria, and the former German-speaking regions of Eastern Europe and the Baltic States serves as a unique and invaluable resource for researching the development of the school system. Origin The Schulprogramm originated from invitations sent by educational institutions for their annual examinations and lectures, which were forerunners of the Abitur. Printed invitations date back to the late 16th century and are derived from what were known as . By the 18th century, it became increasingly common for a "''Gymnasium Academicum''" to print invitations for individual special courses, as these events were often open to the public. The teaching program of the respective school year was listed in print ...
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