Rostock family deliberately chooses between private and state school!

The Rostock family Lankow has deliberately chosen different school models for their two daughters in order to meet the individual needs and inclinations of the children. Doreen Lankow (54), doctor, and Tobias Lankow (56), spokesman for the State Parent Councilor Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, first opted for the CJD Christophorus School, a private primary school where both daughters, Liesbeth and Luise received their sugar bag.

The choice of school was influenced by recommendations by friends. Although the family was also considering a state primary school, Liesbeth did not get a place at the tower school. Tobias Lankow was impressed by the positive atmosphere at the CJD primary school, especially from the director who knew all children by name. Luise Lankow will stay at the CJD high school until 9th grade.

Change and individual development

Liesbeth Lankow changed primary school due to professional changes from her mother and visited the workshop school, a private school, from the third grade, where the grades are only awarded from the 9th grade. While she felt happy in the workshop school, Liesbeth realized in the high school that she needed the need pressure. During the Corona pandemic and after another professional change in her mother, she moved to the Reutershagen high school. Tobias Lankow sees the redesign from the 7th grade at state schools for Liesbeth's restart as optimal.

Tobias Lankow emphasizes that the large number of private schools in Rostock do not lead to social division. He appreciates the versatile educational offer while pointing out that children have to accept long ways to school in other regions such as the Mecklenburg Lake District. In addition, he does not believe that the proportion of private students in Rostock will continue to grow.

Doreen Lankow emphasizes the importance of children's individual tendencies when choosing school. Tobias Lankow gives an insight into the state education policy and mentions the digital pact to improve the digital equipment of the schools in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Luise and Liesbeth confirm that their schools are not equipped with tablets across the board, but Tobias Lankow is optimistic that this will change in a year. He notes that private schools are often faster in introducing new technologies.

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