States Want to Secure Schooling Nationwide
Several German states are responding to the AfD party's plans. Education ministers warn that ending compulsory schooling is bad. They worry about democracy and the country.
The AfD party wants to change how schools work in Germany. Some states, like North Rhine-Westphalia and Thuringia, are worried about this. Education ministers Feller and Tischner spoke out against the plans. They believe ending compulsory schooling could harm democracy. The states are considering how to react to the AfD's proposals.
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Highlights
States React to AfD Plans
Several German states are responding to the AfD's plans.
AfD Wants to End Schooling
The AfD party wants to end compulsory schooling.
Ministers Express Concern
Education ministers warn this would weaken democracy.
North Rhine-Westphalia Responds
North Rhine-Westphalia is reacting to the AfD's plans.
Thuringia Also Responds
Thuringia is also reacting to the AfD's proposals.