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Congrats to our Class of 2025
Congrats to our Class of 2025
One hundred percent of our senior students passed their final exams and were awarded the German International Abitur and the New York High School Diploma during a festive commencement ceremony last Friday.
An incredible number of four students even managed to pass with the dream result of 1.0! The average Abitur result of 1.87 is way above the average of the German International Schools abroad. All students at German International Schools in North America take the same exams, with the results checked by the German Department of Education. So, this outcome is well deserved and truly stunning.
Dear Graduates, we are ever so proud of your academic achievement!
It was an honor to celebrate the commencement with you.
And what an impressive “Abiball” we had on Saturday. We wish you all the best in the future, be it at some of the most demanding universities in Europe, like the ETH Zurich or the LMU Munich, or at UPenn or Duke here in the US, to name a few.