Karlsruhe School Wins 30,000 Euro Prize for Exceptional Democracy Education
The Ernst-Reuter-Community School in Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, has been recognised for its exceptional commitment to democracy education. The school, with around 370 students and 40 teachers, has received the Theme Prize Democracy Education, accompanied by a 30,000 euro award.
The school's dedication to promoting diversity and inclusion has been evident in its active democracy education initiatives. Students have engaged in visits to senior homes and discussions with external guests, fostering a deeper understanding of democratic principles. This is not the first time the school has been honoured for its efforts; it previously received the Baden-Württemberg Democracy Prize in 2024.
Minister of Culture Theresa Schopper praised the school's approach, highlighting its exemplary democracy education. Despite the lack of information about the specific student representatives who participated in the German School Prize event, the school's commitment to nurturing young minds in the spirit of democracy is clear.
The Ernst-Reuter-Community School's dedication to democracy education has been recognised with the Theme Prize Democracy Education and a 30,000 euro prize. Its ongoing commitment to promoting diversity, inclusion, and democratic values among its students is commendable and has been acknowledged by the Minister of Culture.
