Schleswig-Holstein holds on summer vacation regulation-Thuringia demands reform!

Schleswig-Holstein holds on summer vacation regulation-Thuringia demands reform!

In a time when the discussion about school holidays in Germany wins again, the question arises: What do the federal states think about the current regulation? Schleswig-Holstein, led by Minister of Education Dorit Stenke, apparently does not see any reform needs during summer vacation times. According to a report of the Borkener Zeitung supports the compromise of the country working group and the attitudes of the Culture Ministers' Conference. The rolling system that regulates the range of the summer vacation enables Schleswig-Holstein to only start the summer break in the current school year.

not all federal states are of this opinion. In the Thuringian state parliament there are efforts to revise the summer vacation regulation. The Thuringian CDU parliamentary group more flexible regulations satisfy. Group leader Andreas Bühl criticizes the existing regulation as outdated. The summer holidays in Thuringia will begin in June and end in August, while the distance to the other federal states is to be smaller. Bühl is already planning to propose Education Minister Christian Tischner, to work in the Conference of Ministers of Culture.

The historical perspective on the education system

Federal Center for Political Education , the introduction of school duty leaded to a broader access to education that is still important today.

The different approaches to integrate summer vacation regulations not only reflect current needs, but also a long history. The cultural and social considerations that originally led to the establishment of the rotating system are not more relevant in every region today. This makes the demands of the Thuringian CDU all the more understandable. The goal is clear: a system that reacts more flexibly to the various realities of life of families.

outlook for the future

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