Berlin private schools to address violence under religious supervision

A plan in Berlin aims to address issues of violence and extremism among children by educating them outside of formal school settings, especially in cases of severe violence or radicalization. This involves transferring violent students to new specialized schools without the need for parental or student approval, with the goal of reducing chaos and limiting the influence of social media, which distracts and contributes to extremism. The measures include banning mobile phones in elementary schools and reducing their use in high schools, along with special supervision of prayer rooms in schools and strengthened cooperation with police and judicial authorities to monitor risky behaviors. These actions aim to improve the educational environment and decrease violence, focusing on supporting students with behavioral difficulties and increasing parental involvement.

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