District Day Teltow-Fläming: Important decisions on education and refugees

District Day Teltow-Fläming: Important decisions on education and refugees

Teltow-Fläming, Deutschland - On June 23, 2025, the district council Teltow-Fläming made some important decisions in a session, which lasted around one and a half hours and a half, which could affect large parts of the population. Among the central themes were school meals, the fees for music schools and support for refugees. reported that some significant resolutions were taken in this context.

The newly elected director of the Office for Education and Culture, Evgeniya Gärtner, prevailed against 40 competitors in a selection process. Gärtner, who is currently working as a provisional mayor in Greater Berries, will now lead the fortunes in the district's educational landscape. Another hot iron was the planned price increases for school lunches at high schools and special schools. A proposal provided for the costs to be raised from currently EUR 2.20 to 4 euros per serving. But this decision was postponed because there was disagreement between the members of the district.

developments in the music school situation

For the language promotion of culture, it was decided to increase the fees for the music schools by 20 percent. The reasons for this were seen in the increased costs for the district. This could put up with additional financial pressure for many families, but according to those responsible, it is necessary to keep the quality standards.

Another concern of the session was the technical situation in the Luckenwalde district house. There is an urgent need for action here: an outdated data network and an alarm system that is too quiet does not currently make working in the district house easier. An estimated 6.3 million euros are to be spent on the remedy of these grievances. The worries about the flawless findability of emergencies and the fundamental efficiency of everyday work do not seem to be unjustified.

commitment to the region and social issues

The members of the district council agreed in another point: the preservation of the Narmisan Canal is important for the tourist development of the region. Therefore, the district joined the "Natural area Notte" alliance "to take action against the plans of the Ministry of the Environment.

An application from the SPD and the Greens called for further discussions with the health insurance companies and the legislator in the area of ​​emergency services. This is primarily about a better cost for all missions, which should also contribute to strengthening the on -call service. The AfD wanted to sign asylum seekers to non -profit work of EUR 0.80 per hour. However, this requirement was rejected because many members expressed concerns about bureaucratic hurdles.

As part of the session, numerous other resolutions were also made, many of which affect the development within the district. For example, the further development of the Luckenwalde biotechnology park and adjustments in various fee statutes were decided. The agenda also stood on the agenda, and the agenda were also on the agenda. You can find more details here .

The session has made it clear that the district council Teltow-Fläming has a lot of work in view of the multitude of topics and challenges. It remains to be seen whether the citizens can actually benefit from the measures adopted.