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I do have understanding for this family. I wouldn't send my children to a public school, especially not around the large German cities. One of my fellow officers has his son in a public school on Munich's north side, 8th grade, 30 kids in the class, only 5 German kids...
German authorities told this family that they can send their kids to another school, but what about the parents jobs then ? With an increasing unemployment rate it's not easy to find a new job somewhere else, just because you need to put your kids into another school.
Private school is fine, for those who can afford it. If you don't send your kids to school over here they police will come to your house and take them. Charges will be pressed by the Government because you violated the compulsory schooling law. The Jugendamt will eventually take away custody and put your kids in a protectory.
Sounds like a good reason for asylum to me...
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