German as the key to the educational crisis: FPÖ demands immediate measures!

German as the key to the educational crisis: FPÖ demands immediate measures!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - In Vienna the FPÖ hits the alarm! According to the notorious figures presented by the Vienna FPÖ today, more than half of the children speaks at home at elementary schools and middle schools, even incredible 77 percent in certain districts, no German at home. While the city government under Mayor Ludwig continues to focus on a criticized mass immigration policy, urgency in education policy becomes increasingly clear. The study of the statistics Austria shows alarming trends that show a deep language barrier in society, as

Maximilian Krauss, the education spokesman for the Viennese FPÖ and club chairman, is taking full advantage against the red-pink city government. "The current interview with Education Councilor Bettina Emmerling shows a smooth surrender of the city government in questions of education and integration," he warns. With 911,152 people with foreign roots in Vienna and constantly falling figures of native Austrians, a fundamentally new direction in education policy is required. Krauss criticizes that the alleged integration efforts of the city government fail and calls for clear measures, including a mandatory German in schools and a stop of social benefits for non-Austrian families that do not integrate. As he says, these measures should be implemented immediately to improve the educational opportunities of all children.

Krauss sees a direct connection between the lack of German knowledge and the academic achievements. He argues that the current education policy of the city government, which relies on false consideration, leads to the fact that children are not adequately encouraged and many cannot achieve a compulsory school leaving certificate. The FPÖ calls for clear performance standards to counter the "language-mixer" and reduce social tensions in the city, such as