Education - Kretschmann: New G9 model will not come soon
The planned conversion of the school system in the south-west to a new form of nine-year grammar school will take time. Minister President Winfried Kretschmann said on Tuesday that he could hardly imagine that this would be possible for the coming school year. He could not give a time frame for the reform. It also depends on resources, said the Green politician.
According to a resolution passed by the green-black government coalition, Baden-Württemberg wants to develop a new model for a nine-year grammar school. However, they do not want a return to the G9 of the 1990s. What exactly this means remains to be seen.
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- Winfried Kretschmann, the Minister President of Baden-Württemberg's government coalition, expressed doubts about the possibility of implementing the planned G9 model conversion in Stuttgart's schools for the upcoming school year.
- Despite the resolution passed by the green-black coalition to develop a new nine-year grammar school model in Southwest Germany, Minister President Kretschmann emphasized that a return to the G9 of the 1990s is not their intention.
- Critics argue that the changeover in the school system in the region may be a significant challenge, and the Government of Baden-Württemberg should allocate sufficient resources to ensure a smooth transition in the education sector.
- Due to the complexity of implementing this educational reform and the financial implications, many parents and teachers in the Southwest, including those in Stuttgart, are closely monitoring the situation and awaiting further updates from the Government.
Source: www.stern.de
