Merseburg –
After it became known that the district would like to buy the entire building of the Dürer schools, Michael Finger, the parliamentary group leader of the Left in the Merseburg city council, urged everyone involved to give thought. It is not just about supporting the city budget of the cathedral city.
“Both secondary schools in our city are very cramped. And there are also elementary school students who have to travel a long way to get to their school. ”This applies to children from the Weißenfelser Straße and Leunaer Straße area, for example. “From there it’s really far to the next elementary school, because there is nothing between the Rosental and the swimming pool. But maybe you could solve this problem with a new building. “
City councils have to deal with this
No school has been built in this city for 50 years. It is time for a modern building. This would also give the district the opportunity to solve its space problems at secondary schools. “I pointed out five years ago that our schools would be tight, because the numbers showed that. But nothing was done. “
But everyone would have to participate in order to tackle the problem. The city councils had to deal with it, the administration, and the county had to think about what it was worth to offer better conditions for secondary school students. (mz)
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