The Hohe Schule was constructed in 1584 as a
educational centre by the Earl of Losenstein, who also constructed the
nearby Schallaburg and Church.
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The Hohe Schule played an
important role in the
reformation period ('Reformationszeit').
It is the first School in C. Europe with its own written
Educational Regulations, ('Schul-Ordnung'). The building has been put on the list
of Austria's protected Cultural goods ('Denkmalschutz'), especially for its
arcades.
The University of Vienna
carries out research on
the function of the Hohe Schule in the wider context of reformation and
contra-reformation in the 16th century in Europe. A detailed description of
the role of the ' Hohe Schule' in the Reformation period has been prepared
by Ms M. Miklas.
