Ludwigshafen on the Rhine - Four additional positions for school social work
The state of Rhineland-Palatinate is funding four additional positions in school social work in Ludwigshafen. Three of these positions have already been filled, the Ministry of Education in Mainz announced on Friday. The specialists will be deployed at a Realschule plus and several elementary school. This also includes a so-called specialist against truancy. They look specifically at the situation of pupils who are completely or frequently absent from lessons.
According to a ministry spokesperson, the remaining vacant position is to be filled in the coming year and is intended for elementary school in challenging situations. According to the ministry, the decision as to where the specialists will be deployed will be made by the city as the local provider of public youth welfare services. Ludwigshafen had come into focus because 39 of the 126 first-graders at an elementary school there had to repeat the school year.
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- In addition to the three already filled positions, the state of Rhineland-Palatinate plans to fill an additional position for school social work in Ludwigshafen on the Rhine, specifically at an elementary school in challenging situations, as funded by the BMBF.
- The Rhine, which flows through Ludwigshafen on the Rhine, will provide an opportunity for the newly appointed school social workers to engage with students and families, considering the city's previous challenge of having 39 first-graders repeat the school year.
- Through the establishment of these positions, the Social Ministry in Mainz aims to improve educational outcomes by addressing pupil absenteeism and associated issues, which can impact a student's academic performance in Ludwigshafen's Realschule plus and numerous elementary schools.
- The decision to assign these four school social workers in Rhineland-Palatinate's Ludwigshafen region will be announced by the city, which serves as the local provider of public youth welfare services, as per the guidelines set forth by the BMBF.
Source: www.stern.de
