CDU separates from Education Minister Feussner to conflicts!

CDU separates from Education Minister Feussner to conflicts!

Magdeburg, Deutschland - In Saxony-Anhalt there are fresh changes in education policy. Prime Minister Reiner Haseloff has now released the Minister of Education Eva Feussner from her office. This decision, which was made at the urge of the CDU, follows a weekly conflict within the party, in which Feussner was strongly criticized for several solo purposes. In particular, their decisions for paying additional hours for teachers, the minimum number of students in schools and the gradual abolition of ski courses in physical education. Feussner, however, remains active as a member of the state parliament, as reported.

The trigger for the release was a crisis discussion in the State Chancellery in Magdeburg, in which, in addition to the Minister of Education, CDU state chief Sven Schulze and the education policy spokesman Carsten Borchert also took part. No immediate results were announced in this two -hour conversation. Prime Minister Haseloff had called the discussion to address the massive pressure from his own party. A particularly controversial topic was the abolition of the ski courses, which many CDU members of the Landtag, as a single-closing Feußner, evaluated, without prior coordination in the parliamentary group.

new wind in education policy

The dismissal of Feussner is appointed a new Minister of Education: Riedel, the headmaster of a high school in Halle, will be presented to the public next Wednesday by Haseloff and the CDU state chairman Schulze. The fresh winds in Saxony-Anhaltinian education policy seem to blow in a new direction. It will be shown whether Riedel has a good hand for the challenges of the ministry.

The decision of Haseloff is not only a signal to your own faction, but could also reorganize the CDU strategy in Saxony-Anhalt. After the withdrawal of Feußner's plan to raise the minimum number of students at several schools in Halle, Magdeburg and Dessau-Roßlau, it is now to Riedel to redesign the country's education policy and respond to the needs of the students and the teachers. The CDU members of the Landtag have already indicated that they would like more say and votes to avoid future conflicts.

The political climate in Saxony-Anhalt remains exciting, and the coming weeks could be crucial for education policy in the state. Will the new course be the right one, or are there any further turbulence on the way to a harmonious educational landscape?