Friedrich-List-Gymnasium

What Friedrich-List-Gymnasium does

Friedrich-List-Gymnasium Asperg (FLG) is a public German Gymnasium (grammar school) located at Lyonel-Feininger-Weg 3, Asperg, Baden-Württemberg, operated by the Land Baden-Württemberg. Founded in 1968 and named after 19th-century German economist Friedrich List, the school serves students in Klasse 5 through 12 (approximately ages 10–19) in the Asperg and Landkreis Ludwigsburg catchment area, preparing them for the Abitur (university entrance qualification). The 2026 Abitur cohort comprised 55 students. The school runs two principal academic profiles — a linguistic track (S-Profil) and a STEM track (N-Profil) — and has been certified as a 'MINT-freundliche Schule' since 2019, with NwT (Naturwissenschaft und Technik) offered as a core subject from Klasse 6 and NwT2 from Klasse 8.

The school's core technology stack consists of a Drupal 10.x public website, a Moodle-based learning management system, and the WebUntis substitution/schedule management platform; the school holds 'Digitale Schule' certification. Beyond academics, FLG runs an Erasmus+ accredited international exchange program with partner schools in France, Hungary, Sweden, Spain, Iceland, and Greece; a Junior-Ingenieur-Akademie engineering enrichment program; a Musical AG producing annual theater productions; the Mkid math confidence program supported by the Vektor Foundation; and a student-run company, Educlothing, for entrepreneurship education. As a state-funded public school, FLG charges no tuition and operates under state-mandated enrollment; revenue is not commercially generated, and there are no traditional products, pricing models, or go-to-market motions. Governance is led by Schulleiterin Barbara Fink, installed on July 9, 2026 following the retirement of Jürgen Stolle.

Name

Friedrich-List-Gymnasium

Legal name

Friedrich-List-Gymnasium Asperg

Website

https://flg-asperg.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1968

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Friedrich-List-Gymnasium Asperg is a public state-funded Gymnasium in Asperg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, founded in 1968. It serves approximately 550 students in grades 5–12 with MINT-focused and linguistic tracks, Erasmus+ international exchanges, and state-mandated free enrollment.

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Asperg

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

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B2C

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Personnel, Operations, Others

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Core offering

The Friedrich-List-Gymnasium Asperg is a public German Gymnasium delivering secondary education for grades 5–12, structured around a linguistic profile and a natural-sciences profile with specialized NwT (Naturwissenschaft und Technik) tracks. It offers state-funded instruction free of tuition, supplemented by a full-day school program (Ganztag), international exchanges through Erasmus+ accreditation, STEM and music/theater extracurriculars, and digital learning via Moodle and WebUntis.

Product overview

The Friedrich-List-Gymnasium Asperg is a public secondary school (Gymnasium) in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, founded in 1968 and named after economist Friedrich List. The school offers a comprehensive educational program for grades 5-12, structured around two main profile tracks: the linguistic profile (S-Profil) emphasizing foreign languages, and the natural sciences profile (N-Profil) emphasizing STEM disciplines. The MINT program serves as the core STEM framework, with specialized NwT1 and NwT2 tracks enabling early or later specialization in natural sciences and technology. The school operates as an open full-day school (Ganztagesschule) for grades 5-6, supplementing core instruction with supervised learning time and extracurricular activities including Musical AG, sports, and subject-specific working groups. International engagement is a key pillar, anchored by Erasmus+ accreditation enabling student exchanges with partner schools across Europe. Support programs like Mkid and the Junior-Ingenieur-Akademie provide targeted enrichment, while the student company Educlothing offers practical entrepreneurship experience.

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• MINT (STEM) Educational Track STEM-focused Gymnasium profile covering mathematics, informatics, natural sciences, and technology, with specialized NwT1 (from grade 6) and NwT2 (from grade 8) tracks; aimed at students preparing for MINT-oriented university studies.
• Ganztag (Full-Day Program) Open full-day school program for grades 5-6 offering supervised Lernzeit (study time), music and sports courses, and additional offerings led by teachers and youth leaders (Jugendbegleiter).
• Musical AG (Musical Working Group) Annual musical productions involving students in songwriting, choreography, and stage performance, including original works such as 'Masken' performed at external venues like Glasperlenspiel Asperg, and class musicals for grade 6.
• Erasmus+ International Exchange Program European student and teacher exchange program with accredited partner schools in France (Lure, Rennes), Spain (Ponteceso, Valencia/Pucol, Granada), Sweden (Flen), Hungary (Monor), Iceland, and Greece, enabling joint projects on themes such as water resources, fairy tales as cultural heritage, and democracy and digitalization.
• Mkid – Mathe kann ich doch! (Math Confidence Program) Mathematics enrichment and confidence-building program for students in the upper middle performance range, supported by the Vektor Foundation, targeting students who have not yet found their connection to mathematics.
• Junior-Ingenieur-Akademie (Junior Engineer Academy) STEM-focused academy for students, offering hands-on engineering projects such as building solar-powered vehicles at Experimenta Heilbronn.
• Schülerfirma Educlothing (Student Company) Student-run company initiative where students learn entrepreneurial and business skills by operating a real business.

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Partnerships

Nine partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• Avita-FitnessminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Fitness studio partnership for sports education and physical education activities (Kooperation Klasse 10 SM-1).
• Experimenta HeilbronncoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2023Science center partnership with Experimenta in Heilbronn. Students visit for workshops and educational programs in science, technology, and engineering, including the MINT-freundliche activities.
• Erasmus+ Partner Schools NetworkcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2022Erasmus+ accredited school with partnerships across Europe including: Lure and Rennes (France), Monor (Hungary), Flen (Sweden), Granada and Valencia/Pucol (Spain), and additional partners in Greece and Iceland. Enables student and teacher exchanges, joint projects on themes like water resources, fairy tales as cultural heritage, and democracy and digitalization.
• Landratsamt Ludwigsburg - KiS ProjektminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2022Klimaschutz in Schulen (KiS) project cooperation with Ludwigsburg district office to sensitize students for climate protection. Students visit the Klima Arena in Sinsheim.
• TSV AspergcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2012Sports partnership through the Jugendbegleiterprogramm (Youth Companion Program) of Baden-Württemberg. TSV Asperg provides sports courses and uses school facilities for sports activities.
• TSV BietigheimminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2012Sports partnership through the Jugendbegleiterprogramm. TSV Bietigheim provides additional sports offerings for students.
• USU Software AGcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2011Education partnership with USU in Möglingen, a software company. USU provides career preparation and application training (Bewerbertraining) for students in the upper grades, offering insight into the software industry and potential internship opportunities.
• Wüstenrot & Württembergische (W&W)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2011Bildungspartnerschaft (education partnership) with W&W (Wüstenrot & Württembergische) in Ludwigsburg. Includes media literacy training for Klasse 6 students on handling social networks, and internship opportunities in the IT department during summer holidays. Also funds the newspaper subscription (Zeitungspatenschaft) for the school.
• Stadt AspergcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2011Municipal partnership including Mensa (cafeteria) operation by the city, Planspiel Kommunalpolitik (municipal politics simulation game) with Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, and city-organized events. The Stadt Asperg also supports school projects and events.

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Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Eberhard-Ludwigs-Gymnasium Stuttgart: Stuttgart Gymnasium with traditional academic profile, foreign language tracks, and active Musik/Theater AG tradition — same institutional archetype as FLG within the Land Baden-Württemberg system.
• Otto-Hahn-Gymnasium Böblingen: Nearby BW Gymnasium with comparable STEM/NwT and bilingual profile, serving a comparable mid-sized town catchment in the greater Stuttgart region. Direct regional peer competing for similar Klasse-5 cohort.
• Helmholtz-Gymnasium Heidelberg: Public Baden-Württemberg Gymnasium with strong STEM profile, similar international exchange programs and Erasmus+ accreditation. Highly comparable as a state Gymnasium serving a similar academic-track cohort in BW with comparable MINT offerings.
• Lessing-Gymnasium Stuttgart: Established Stuttgart Gymnasium with comparable MINT/linguistic profile and Musik tradition. Operates within the same Land Baden-Württemberg school-administration system with similar dual-profile (N-Profil / S-Profil) structure.
• Stuttgart-Gymnasium (Stuttgart): Long-established Stuttgart Gymnasium with international partnerships and full academic track. Comparable as state Gymnasium targeting the same university-prep segment in BW.
• Hans-und-Juliane-Bilharz-Gymnasium Stuttgart: Stuttgart Gymnasium offering comparable STEM, language, and Musik profile. Comparable size, BW state model, and Erasmus+ engagement.
• Friedrich-Schiller-Gymnasium Pfullingen: BW Gymnasium where incoming Schulleiterin Barbara Fink completed her Referendariat; same state curriculum, comparable linguistic and STEM profiles, and similar Ganztagesschule structure. Indicates direct educational lineage and curriculum alignment.

Regional players

• Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium Mühlacker: Closest geographic Gymnasium in the Enzkreis adjacent to Asperg's Landkreis Ludwigsburg — direct enrollment competitor for the regional Klasse-5 catchment.

Broad incumbents

• Stiftung Louisenlund (Internat): Established German boarding-school operator with extensive international partnerships and Musik/MINT programs. Comparable extracurricular program structure (musicals, exchange, STEM) though paid residential rather than free public — illustrates premium-tier comparables.

Others

• European Schools Network (Erasmus+): Consortium-level institutional comparator: FLG's Erasmus+ accreditation connects it to a pan-European network of secondary schools with similar exchange-driven differentiation. The network itself functions as an indirect program peer.

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