 Quite likely, neither village had its own schoolhouse, and classes were taught at private houses, with the school in Frutzweiler being a Catholic one also attended by children from villages that lay rather far away.In the Kingdom of Bavaria, the authorities strove from the beginning to bring unity to schooling for both villages, even though the two schools stood in two different "Landkommissariate" (districts).In 1825, a schoolhouse with two classrooms was opened for the Christian schoolchildren.