Vienna Sees Steep Drop in Number of School Children Struggling with German
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Good news from the home classrooms: in Vienna, significantly fewer students have problems with German. The number of children and young people who are taught because of language problems with extraordinary status fell by 17 percent compared to the previous year.
As of 1 October, there were 15,174 extraordinary pupils. The proportion in primary school fell from 21 to 18 percent.
With the deadline of 1 October, 15,174 children and young people at Vienna's public compulsory schools had an extraordinary status – less than since the 2021/22 school year.
As of 1 October there were 15,174 extraordinary pupils in public compulsory schools – the lowest level since 2021/22
At Vienna's public compulsory schools, the number of extraordinary pupils is reduced by 17 percent. While educational stadstratin Bettina Emmerling (Neos) feels a relief, there is criticism from the People's Party. VIENNA. The number of children with German funding needs is falling at the Vienna compulsory schools. On 1 October, the schools counted 15,174 pupils with the so-called extraordinary status. This corresponds to about 13 percent of all…
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