Danish Public Schools Face Challenges as Students Opt Out

Public schools in Gribskov Municipality, Denmark, are experiencing a negative spiral as nearly 40% of local students choose not to attend general public school classes.

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politikenDanish19d ago

I nogle kommuner i Nordsjælland har næsten 40 procent af eleverne sagt farvel til den almene folkeskole

Hvad gør det ved en folkeskole, når en stor andel af de lokale elever fravælger den? Det ved de i Gribskov Kommune, hvor knap 40 procent af eleverne ikke går i en almen folkeskoleklasse.

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Danish Public Schools Face Challenges as Students Opt Out

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I nogle kommuner i Nordsjælland har næsten 40 procent af eleverne sagt farvel til den almene folkeskole

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