19 July 1939 Holzhausen was officially renamed to Burgholzhausen. After the World War II, the township grew considerably due to the influx of refugees. As part of the local government reform in 1972 Burgholzhausen became a suburb of Friedrichsdorf and now belongs to the district Hochtaunuskreis. Education Burgholzhausen possesses a primary school with 190 pupils, twelve teachers, four special education teachers and a church representative. Motor pedagogical training and language aid training take place at the primary school of Burgholzhausen. The primary school possesses a work- and media-room for two classes and a computer room. Furthermore, a school choir exists. Politic The "town district mayor" (Ortsvorsteher) of Burgholzhausen is Heinz Reinhard (FWG). The "town district council" (Ortsbeirat) is made up of: Cultural Environment Since 1948 an amateur theater club - named Burgspielschar Burgholzhausen e. V. - exists in the suburb of Burgholzhausen, which is playing yearly at the open air theater "Alte Burg" (in summertime) and at the community centre in Köppern (in wintertime). In 2023 the club celebrates its 75th anniversary and will present a play for adults and another for children at the open air theater in summer. Sport The biggest sports club in the suburb is the TV 1893 e. V. Burgholzhausen with its divisions for aikido, football, athletics, table tennis, gymnastics and volleyball. On 30 March 1977 the local tennis club - named TC Burgholzhausen 1977 - was founded. In direct neighborhood resides the Schützenverein 1954 e. V. Burgholzhausen (shooting club). Furthermore, a bowling club - named Holzfäller-Burgholzhausen - and an equestrian club named Westernreitclub City Slickers Burgholzhausen exist in Burgholzhausen. Traffic Along the railway line Friedberg-Friedrichsdorf exists the railway station Burgholzhausen. The railway line was opened in 1901 and is now integrated into the Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund. References External links Burgholzhausen Grundschule Burgholzhausen Former municipalities in Hesse Imperial Villages