Education march in Burg: Students call for more life in class!

Education march in Burg: Students call for more life in class!

Burg, Deutschland - an outcry from schools! Alexander Bosse, a committed student of the technical college at the vocational school Conrad Tack in Burg, draws attention to alarming abuses in the education system. He is regularly active at the Möser secondary school and other educational institutions in the district, where he focuses on the interests of the students. "In our schools, the students are not prepared for life in everyday life," he criticizes. Topics such as taxes and insurance companies remain unmentioned, while the students often go to school in the upper grades without anticipation.

The school must become a place of well -being! Bosse calls for a fundamental reform of the education system that has to adapt to the fast digital changes. "It's not just about digitization, but about working between parents and teachers," he emphasizes. However, bureaucratic hurdles stopped an innovative concept that provided students of students for students. Although the Ministry of Education had promised funding, it was withdrawn shortly before the planned start. "It is frustrating that our Initiative fails due to the bureaucracy," continued Bosse.

AG homework and educational march

A ray of hope is the AG homework at the Möser secondary school, where older students help the younger ones. This concept could serve as a model for other schools. But Bosse also sees the need for honest communication between parents and teachers. The gap that was created during the Corona pandemic must be overcome to strengthen schools and their teachers.

In order to draw attention to the pressing problems in the education system, the Diesterweg secondary school Burg calls for an educational march on November 18 at 6 p.m. Parents, teachers, pupils and local politicians are invited to set an example and to fight for better education. The meeting point is the courtyard of the Diesterweg secondary school. It is time that school is fun again!