Planning security measures for private schools is the focus of Schopper's attention.
In a significant development, a legislative amendment has been passed in Stuttgart, securing funding and planning for private schools in the city. As reported by Brigitte Johanna Henkel-Waidhofer, the amendment aims to improve funding for full-day programs and inclusion in private schools, with per-student funding now set at 80% of public school costs.
However, the amendment has not been without controversy. The AfD has criticized the regulations, stating that they fall short of what is needed. On the other hand, the FDP faction, led by Timm Kern, has labelled the amendment as "patchwork" and a typical example of green education policy.
The passage of this amendment marks a milestone in the education landscape of Stuttgart, offering a more equitable funding structure for private schools. For those interested in staying updated on this topic, a Staatsanzeiger subscription is required to subscribe to topics and save articles. The article can also be shared via Email, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Xing, and LinkedIn. It's worth noting that Brigitte Johanna Henkel-Waidhofer, the author of the article, did not express a personal opinion on the amendment in this particular paragraph.
- The policy-and-legislation regarding the amendment for better funding in private schools, as reported by Brigitte Johanna Henkel-Waidhofer, has stirred politics in Stuttgart, with controversy arising from the AfD and FDP factions.
- This general-news story covers the amendment passed in Stuttgart, which aims to improve funding for full-day programs and inclusion in private schools, and it can be found on various platforms like Email, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Xing, and LinkedIn with a Staatsanzeiger subscription.
