Haseloff releases Minister of Education Feußner after weeks of dispute!

Haseloff releases Minister of Education Feußner after weeks of dispute!

In Saxony-Anhalt, a change of personnel causes excitement: Prime Minister Reiner Haseloff has released Minister of Education Eva Feussner with immediate effect. This decision was announced by the State Chancellery today and is the result of a weekly dispute between Feussner and parts of the CDU parliamentary group. In particular, the abolition of the ski courses for pupils caused a lot of resentment, which the CDU member of the state parliament could not leave unexpected, as Radiosaw It was not calm behind the scenes: Feussner was accused of practicing alone with essential decisions. The highlight of the argument was the withdrawal of their plan to increase the number of minimum students in Halle, Magdeburg and Dessau-Roßlau by the faction. Leading representatives of the CDU, including the head of state Sven Schulze and the education policy spokesman Carsten Borchert, had already announced their displeasure with the development in a two -hour crisis discussion, but there were initially no concrete results, such as n-tv reported.

The new one at the top

What do you do with an empty chair in the Ministry? Jan Riedel, who is already headmaster of the Lyonel-Fein-Gymnasium in Halle, will come to Eva Feußner's position. With this decision, Haseloff signals that he wants to take a new course in education policy. This happens at the request of the CDU and could bring a fresh wind into the controversial discussions about educational policy in Saxony-Anhalt.

The deposition of Feussner clearly shows how tense the situation in the CDU parliamentary group is. The recurring disputes about educational policy concepts and decisions not only affect Feussner's career, but also leave traces within the party. Mother and daughter were committed to the future of the educational landscape on numerous occasions, but the criticism of Feussner's methods and the dwindling support within their own ranks were the decisive factor.

Education policy is perceived as a cordial pavement in Saxony-Anhalt. The CDU has a big word here. In the future it will be possible to wait and see whether Jan Riedel will be able to counteract the tensions between the political groups and to steer educational policy into a quieter fairway. How the situation develops remains exciting and could surprise many. Because one thing is clear: the topic of education is booming in politics, and it can be excited to see which new approaches will bring Riedel.