Berlin private schools address violence and extremism through supervised prayer

The Berlin government plans to implement strict measures to address violence and extremism among students, including transferring disruptive students to specialized schools without parental consent, and improving support for students with challenging behaviors through small classes and psychological and family support programs. Additionally, the Christian Democratic Union's plan aims to ban the use of smartphones in elementary schools and regulate their use during recess in high schools, in order to reduce distraction and limit incitement to violence and extremism. A survey shows that more than half of teachers see violence as a serious problem, with conflicts driven by religious motives on the rise. The program focuses on strengthening control tools and fostering cooperation between schools, the community, and families.

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