 In 1792, a schoolteacher named Diehl taught 13 children.Only in Bavarian times did Eisenbach split away from the school association, and beginning in 1827, Eisenbach shared a school history with Matzenbach (see above).As in the other centres, schooling had its beginning in Gimsbach with the feudal lords’ efforts during the time of the Reformation to further education so that their subjects could have access to Holy Writ, and likewise, the Thirty Years' War put an end to all their good intentions.