Catalogue question 68 · Question catalogue in force since 2024-07-01
Why does the state control the school system in Germany?
- because there are only state schools in Germany
- because all pupils must obtain a school-leaving qualification
- because the federal states have different types of schools
- because it is the state's responsibility under the Basic Law Correct
Why — for every option
- A — Germany also has private and denominational schools, not only state schools.
- B — Compulsory schooling exists, but it is not the reason for state supervision of schools as such.
- C — Differences between the states explain federal diversity, not state oversight of the school system itself.
- D — Correct: Art. 7(1) of the Basic Law expressly places the entire school system under the supervision of the state.
Source: www.gesetze-im-internet.de
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