Rostock fourth graders fight for their school place - vandalism a problem!

Rostock fourth graders fight for their school place - vandalism a problem!

Rostock, Deutschland - The location in Rostock is currently tense. Many fourth graders are forced to enforce them for another secondary school, such as Ostsee-Zeitung . A large part of these young students strived to attend the Borwin School, but the demand exceeds the supply by far - the school simply does not have enough places. A affected mother, Dana Pagel, is also concerned and is now even considering taking legal action. The award procedure should be revised to counteract such frightening developments.

But there are not only challenges in education. Rostock has committed itself to the construction of a new federal competence center for ammunition recovery. Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider has announced that many cities in the eastern and North Sea are affected by the ammunition-contaminated areas, where around 1.6 million tons of conventional war ammunition and thousands of tons of chemical fighting materials are stored. The aim of the competence center is to investigate and recover the remnant of the ammunition in order to make our seas safer.

vandalism a serious problem

Not only schools and waters suffer from the hands of unscrupulous people. It is reported that vandalism continues to occur at Molenfeer in Warnemünde. Closing are stolen there, smearings and stickers have to be removed regularly, which limits the access options to these important shipping targets. These incidents show that even in public space there is a lack of awareness of the importance of order and respect.

The problem of vandalism in educational institutions was already analyzed in the monograph by Günther Hoegg. In his book "Vandalism in School. Understanding and containing" it is described that such riots often result from impulsive motives such as testing tests or the joy of destroying. Hoegg proposes to better understand the reasons for such different behavior in order to develop effective measures to prevent. This includes, among other things, the better design of school architecture, increased personnel controls and creative approaches to identify with the school in order to provide the students a positive relationship to their environment.

skilled workers in the hospitality industry

In the catering trade, the situation is also tense. In Kühlungsborn and Warnemünde in particular, many companies complain about lack of staff. The problem is that a significant part of the required staff comes from abroad. In order to counteract this, the President of the German Hotel and Restaurant Association in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania relies on young campaigns. The goal is to inspire young people for professions in the hospitality industry and thus find a permanent solution to the personnel bottlenecks.

In times when the city is fighting with several challenges, it is crucial that society holds together and actively works for solutions. Whether in education, environmental protection or gastronomy - the cohesion is highly in demand here. Using resources and developing new ideas is essential to bring the city of Rostock forward.