Education - State wants model for return to nine-year grammar school
Baden-Württemberg wants to develop a new model for a nine-year grammar school. This is the result of a resolution passed by the green-black government coalition on Tuesday, which was made available to the German Press Agency. The state government is therefore open to a new G9 and is starting a process to develop such a new G8/G9 model. "We are not going to make any hasty decisions or simply return to the G9 of the 1990s. We will work out a solution that meets the requirements of our time and takes up the recommendations of the citizens' forum," said Minister President Winfried Kretschmann (Greens) in Stuttgart on Tuesday.
On Monday, a citizens' forum set up by the state government on the future of the Gymnasium recommended a return to a nine-year Gymnasium in Baden-Württemberg.
The eight-year Gymnasium is currently the standard in Baden-Württemberg. It was once introduced to make pupils more competitive internationally. G9 now only exists as a pilot project at 44 state schools and at some private schools.
A return to G9 had been discussed and argued about for a long time, and the Green-Black coalition actually agreed in the coalition agreement that they did not want to hold any structural debates. Nevertheless, under pressure from the debate, the state government first showed itself open to a return to the nine-year Gymnasium in mid-June.
In addition to the Citizens' Forum, a parents' initiative is also pushing for a return to G9. The initiators had collected more than 100,000 signatures for a popular petition and submitted it to the state parliament. Parliament is now expected to have to deal with the motion next year.
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- The debate about returning to a nine-year Grammar school in Baden-Württemberg gained momentum in the 1990s, with some advocating for a return to the G9 model.
- The Southwest German state of Baden-Württemberg's decision to develop a new model for a nine-year Grammar school was reported by the German Press Agency, following a resolution passed by the state's Green-Black government coalition.
- Parents in Baden-Württemberg, working with a parents' initiative, have also pushed for a return to the Grammar school system, collecting over 100,000 signatures for a popular petition to present to the state parliament.
- The return to G9 as a standard in Baden-Württemberg Schools, for educational purposes, is being considered by the government, with an emphasis on creating a model that meets the needs of the current era and addresses the recommendations of the Citizens' forum.
Source: www.stern.de
