 It was a long time, though, before the goal was generally reached.In 1712, a winter school (one geared towards a farming community's practical needs, held in the winter when farm families had more time) came into being in Hüffler for the villages of Hüffler, Wahnwegen and Schellweiler; the teacher was Johann Güneyssen.Wahnwegen tried to set up its own school in 1750, but was met with refusal from the highest consistory.