Educating Germany
The German Legal/Governmental System
Here is a diagram of the process of government as it is today in Germany. There are literally hundreds of people involved at a variety of different levels, offices and jurisdictions.
So no effort to contact these people will be lost. There have been some suggestions though that change can happen more readily at the "Landtag" (Regional Council) level in each of the 16 regions.
This being the case I will research and assemble a list of the Regional Prime Minister contacts and post this next.
Comment feed for this postYou probably already know about the upcoming colloquium in Burg Rothenfels, but in case you haven't, here is more information:
http://www.netzwerk-bildungsfreiheit.de/html/kolloquium.html
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The Status Quo
For those new to the situation in Germany: home educating is (perceived as) illegal.
The common citation for school attendance is to protect against a pluralist society. I'd like to explore the various arguments for (and against) legalising home education in Germany.
It is my sincere hope that this information may help people internationally to lobby for change on behalf of those who want to or are trying to exercise their human right to raise their children the way they choose to.
Please join me in gathering facts, studies and quotes and add them to this blog.
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