Karlsruhe School Wins Prize for Exceptional Democracy Education
The Ernst-Reuter-Community School in Karlsruhe has been recognised for its exceptional democracy education. Minister of Culture Theresa Schopper praised the school's approach, which fosters responsibility, participation, and media competence among its students.
The school's active democracy education involves students in school events and discussions, making them integral to the learning process. This hands-on approach has earned the school the Theme Prize Democracy Education, accompanied by a 30,000 euro endowment.
With approximately 370 students and 40 teachers, the school promotes diversity and inclusion. It stands out as a beacon of democratic values, setting an example for other educational institutions.
The Ernst-Reuter-Community School in Karlsruhe has been awarded for its outstanding democracy education. This recognition highlights the school's commitment to empowering its students and fostering a culture of participation and responsibility.
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