Mercedes Schlosser serves as the principal of the school.
After nearly two decades at the helm, Gabriele Fritz, the previous director of the Chorbusch School, is retiring. Fritz, who has been a teacher at the school for over 30 years, reflected on her time as a teacher, describing it as fulfilling, exciting, challenging, successful, difficult, thrilling, and peaceful. The faculty, students, and staff thanked Fritz with surprises and small gifts as she departed.
County Administrator Hans-Jürgen Petrauschke and District Administrator Tillmann Lonnes have welcomed Mercedes Schlosser to her new role as head of the Chorbusch School. Schlosser, who has been a part of the leadership team at the school for many years, has been appointed to continue the successful work of her predecessor.
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Schlosser intends to continue the successful work of Fritz in her new role. County Administrator Petrauschke and District Administrator Lonnes also welcomed Schlosser, expressing their confidence in her ability to lead the school.
As Fritz steps down, the Chorbusch School community looks forward to the new leadership of Mercedes Schlosser. Fritz's legacy will undoubtedly live on through the students she has taught and the school she has helped to shape over the years.
The new director, Mercedes Schlosser, is anticipated to continue the focus on education-and-self-development, a key aspect of Fritz's tenure at the Chorbusch School. In her new role, Schlosser is expected to maintain the school's dedication to providing learning, language, and emotional and social development opportunities for young people.
