as a boys-only boarding school, and the Albert-Schweitzer-Realschule, a non-college track public high school (all in the core of Bruchsal). The school system also operates the following grammar and middle schools: Burg School in the borough of Obergrombach, Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-School, Johann-Peter-Hebel-School (near the Château Gardens), Joss-Fritz-School in Untergrombach, Konrad-Adenauer-School in the southern core of the city and Stirum School in the centrum, as well as an independent grammar school each in the boroughs of Büchenau and Helmsheim. Specialized schools are offered as well: Pestalozzi School for the learning disabled and, administered by the district of Karlsruhe, Karl-Berberich-School for the mentally disabled. The district also runs the four vocational schools located in Bruchsal. They are the Balthasar-Neumann-School I, Balthasar-Neumann-School II (teaching artisan, mechanics and other hands-on occupations), the merchant and bookkeeping school (teaching administrative and merchant professions) and Käthe-Kollwitz-School (teaching professions in the field of home economics). The Abendrealschule Bruchsal allows students with middle school diplomas to achieve the first in a series of steps to gain college entrance prerequisites on a part-time basis after work. It is part of a structured program commonly referred to as the Alternate Path to Higher Education. Furthermore, three private schools, the nursing school attached to the Fürst-Stirum-Klinik Bruchsal and the College for Special Education of St. Maria complete Bruchsal's educational offers. Research The research project for urban and autonomous freight logistics, EfeuCampus, was launched in July 2019 on the site of the former Dragonerkaserne barracks. Systems for autonomous freight delivery and collection are developed and tested on the campus. The overall project is funded by the European Union and the state of Baden-Württemberg. Notable people 1470 (approx.) in Untergrombach, Joß Fritz, farmer, leader during the peasant revolts, died after 1524 1500 Johannes Stumpf, theologian, topographer, historian and chronicler; died 1575 in Zürich. 1534 Samuel Eisenmenger physician, theologian and astrologer, died 1585 1799 Jakob Löwenstein, rabbi and writer, died 1869 1824 Katrina Wolf Murat, maker of the first U.S. flag in Colorado 1857 in Heidelsheim, Isaac Baer, from 1897 Julius Baer, private banker, died 9. March 1922 in Riehen, Switzerland 1861 Karl Steiner, died 1929 in Baden-Baden, born in Heidelsheim, official 1875 Otto Oppenheimer, textile trader, dialect and homeland poet, died 1951 in New York, USA 1879 Wilhelm Henning, died after 1943, military and ethnic-nationalistic politician 1883 Walter Buch, jurist and judge of the NSDAP-court, died 1949 in Schondorf am Ammersee 1894 Leo Kahn, artist, died