Question 68
Why does the state control the school system in Germany?
Deutsch: Warum kontrolliert der Staat in Deutschland das Schulwesen?
Answer options
- because there are different schools in the federal states
- because there are only state schools in Germany
- because it is his task according to the Basic Law✓ Correct answer
- because all pupils must have a school-leaving certificate
Explanation
In Germany, the school system is part of the public service. Education is of great importance for democracy, equal opportunities and social participation. The organisation of schools is closely linked to state tasks and is regulated by law. The Basic Law, the federal structure with the federal states and state responsibility for educational standards and school supervision play an important role in this. This background knowledge helps to understand the question of the control of the school system.
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