Neuwied - They arrived on Friday morning, punctually at 8 clock in the morning to school. The final exams at Abi-stood.
But as Martin Grass, headmaster of the Rhein-Wied-Gymnasium Neuwied, which gathered some 60 high school graduates and said to them, they were not his mouth. The examinations were made!
On the night of Thursday, the unknown had broken into the school building and stole two computers. Problem number one: The computers were needed, inter alia, for the operation of the heating system. So fell on Thursday from the heater. Problem number two: stored on their computers were the tasks for the last school-exams in the subjects of English, mathematics, computer science, French and Latin!
"We had to cancel the exams," said Grass for EXPRESS. "We have the students sent home and told them that the exams on the 6th February will be taken down. "
Until then, the school must create now new tasks and submit them to the Ministry of Culture in Mainz.
Nevertheless, it is the plan, the young people on 28 March their high school diploma handed. "We get out," said Grass. "Now, only the fellow with the corrections of the exams a bit pressed for time."
In Rhineland-Palatinate, unlike in NRW, the written tests written after the Christmas holidays, the oral exam will take place in late March.
