Schools in Rhineland-Palatinate to remain closed until 15th of January
Amid ongoing discussions about resuming in-person learning after the lockdown, Rhineland-Palatinate's Education Minister, Stefanie Hubig (SPD), is holding firm to the decision to keep schools closed until at least January 15. Hubig, who spoke to the "Rheinische Post," also dropped hints about potential easing of restrictions, focusing on younger students and graduating classes.
Hubig, as Chair of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs, pointed towards upcoming consultations between federal and state governments. These meetings, scheduled for January 5, will involve discussions with the Chancellor about post-lockdown plans.
"As an education politician, my top priority is to bring students back to classrooms as soon as possible, even if it means initially offering in-person learning only for younger children and those nearing graduation," Hubig declared.
However, it's essential to note that there's no clear timeline or specific details on when schools in Rhineland-Palatinate will reopen for these particular groups of students. As of now, the available search results don't provide recent information about school reopening plans specifically for younger children and graduating classes in Rhineland-Palatinate.
To stay informed, it's advisable to refer to official announcements from the Ministry of Education of Rhineland-Palatinate or local news sources. These reliable resources should offer the latest updates on school reopening dates and any measures implemented specifically for younger children and graduating classes.
Rhineland-Palatinate Schools Remain Closed
Official Announcements from the Ministry of Education of Rhineland-Palatinate
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Other education-and-self-development resources can provide valuable insights into the potential reopening plans for schools, particularly focusing on younger students and graduating classes in Rhineland-Palatinate. General news sources may also offer updates on any decisions made during the upcoming consultations between federal and state governments.
Remember to regularly check official announcements from the Ministry of Education of Rhineland-Palatinate or local news sources for the latest updates on the status of schools and any measures implemented specifically for these groups.
