 Gensinger taught in the village until 1734, when he was called to Bosenbach.Gensinger's successor was Franz Philipp Collini, who taught from Saint Martin's Day to Easter – in other words, only in winter – 30 to 34 schoolchildren in three classes, the whole day but for a one-hour lunch break.Collini received from secular taxes six Rhenish guilders and two "Malter" of corn (wheat or rye), from the municipality three "Malter" of corn, and further, each child paid him 15 Kreuzer in school fees.