Begin in summer holidays - Last school day before summer holidays in MV
With the submission of reports, today marks the end for approximately 161,700 students in the general education schools in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern of the school year. Students can look forward to a weekend filled with much sun as they begin their six-week summer vacation, after a lately often rainy weather.
Education Minister Simone Oldenburg (Left) congratulated the students on their reports, but at the same time referred them to the report support hotline. There, students and guardians could seek support, advice, and help if their grades did not turn out as hoped.
According to the Minister, around 5,300 students passed their intermediate exams, 120 of them with the distinction "with distinction." Approximately 4,800 students successfully completed their Abitur. For 169 Abitur students, the average grade was 1.0.
Oldenburg wished students, their families, and school employees a restful summer and took the end of the school year as an opportunity to express respect and thanks to the teachers. With their dedicated work, they had ensured a varied teaching and had gone beyond the limit to reduce the number of teaching absences. Due to the shortage of teaching staff, positions remained unfilled. In addition, the infectious waves continued to make themselves noticeable among the teaching staff. The personnel situation at the schools in the state was a frequent topic of controversial debates in the past school year.
- Simone Oldenburg, recognizing the upcoming summer vacation, encouraged students and families to make use of their leisure time in Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, promising a sunny weekend after the recent rainy weather.
- Despite the school year coming to an end, Simone Oldenburg emphasized the importance of seeking educational support during the summer vacation, reminding students and guardians about the report support hotline.
- During their summer vacation, many students in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern will be participating in educational programs to make up for missed school days due to teaching absences, a common issue addressed by Education Minister Simone Oldenburg.
- After completing their final school exams, Simone Oldenburg, the Education Minister of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, encouraged Abitur students to engage in leisure activities and enjoy their summer vacation, while expressing appreciation for the dedication of their teachers throughout the school year.
