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Let Lower-Grade Students Be Taught in Half-Classes
The Liberals want to give schools the opportunity to have half-class teaching in Swedish and mathematics for students in the lower grades. "It will be an expensive and comprehensive reform, but investments in schools are investments in the future", writes party leader and Education Minister Johan Pehrson and party executive committee member and School Minister Lotta Edholm in a debate article in [Svenska Dagbladet](https://www.
C and the Green Party want a committee for a new grading system
The Centre Party and the Green Party want the government to appoint a parliamentary committee to achieve broad support for how Sweden's grading system should be reformed. .
Staff Shortage Delays Manned School Libraries
Not even the Minister of Education believes that all school libraries will be staffed with trained librarians from July 1 next year. She says this at a seminar during the Book Fair in Gothenburg.
School Day Without Mobile Phones and Smartwatches
Mobile phones are too distracting and should not be used at all during the school day, including breaks and leisure time, according to the government and the Sweden Democrats. Now, an investigator will review a law change.
Private Schools: Stricter Requirements but No Profit Ban
The Government is planning to tighten the terms for independent schools on several points. An ongoing investigation is now also to propose how state subsidies can be frozen for poorly managed independent schools and how unsuitable individuals can be prevented from owning or influencing an independent school.
The Turning Point: The Liberals Want to Scrap the F-Grade
The Liberals want to scrap the F grade, which excludes many from upper secondary school, writes Education Minister Johan Pehrson and School Minister Lotta Edholm on SvD Debatt. .
The new government will hold for two terms
Jessica Rosencrantz and Benjamin Dousa take their places in Ulf Kristersson's government – and several existing ministers get new roles. As team leader, I want to build a team that can help lead the country at least until 2030, says Ulf Kristersson.
SiS homes strengthened with 700 million
The Government wants to strengthen the closed youth care at SiS-homes with 700 million kronor in 2025. The money is intended to ensure that more young people get a place immediately, that security is strengthened and the living environment is improved.
Increased transparency in independent schools – a step closer
The Government has promised to increase transparency in independent schools. The question is how.
School Board Divided School Millions
In 2022, five board members at a upper secondary school decided to divide 14 million kronor in retroactive school funding the school had received from the municipality among themselves, 2. 8 million each.
About the Tidö Cooperation: No Dance on Roses
The cooperation between the Tidö parties is no dance on roses – but it is necessary, says L-leader Johan Pehrson in his Almedals speech. The alternative is a red-green mess.
Sweden stands out – pupils lack discipline
Swedish pupils have the worst discipline in Europe, according to statistics from the OECD. To get to grips with the mayhem, Education Minister Lotta Edholm (The Liberals) is proposing, among other things, extended powers for teachers.
The Education Minister on harassment: "Unacceptable"
Almost half of the students in middle school have been subjected to sexual harassment, shows a psychology dissertation from Gothenburg University. It is, of course, completely unacceptable.
Édouard Louis proposed for the school's new reading list
French author Édouard Louis's autobiographical novel "Envy: A Novel" is included on a first-reading list for high school. So is "Theft" by Ann-Helén Laestadius.
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