New school year begins for 4,964 students across Neuss and Kaarst districts in the Rhine region
In the Rhein-Kreis Neiss district of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, the number of children starting school in the 2022 academic year has reached a new high, according to Dr. Jutta Heister, the head of the children and youth health service.
A total of 4,964 first-graders began their educational journey in the district, with 2,579 being boys and 2,385 being girls. Of these, 115 were enrolled in special needs schools within the district.
The school authority in Rhein-Kreis Neuss oversees more than 72 primary schools, one secondary school, and eight special needs schools. The distribution of these schools is geographically spread across the district's municipalities, with regular primary schools located in towns and communities to meet local needs, and special needs schools designed for children with specific educational or developmental needs serving broader areas due to their specialized services.
However, the school authority does not provide detailed information about the distribution of primary schools, including special needs schools, under its jurisdiction. For authoritative, up-to-date information, consulting the Rhein-Kreis Neuss official education office or their website would be necessary.
It is worth noting that the number of children starting school in 2022 increased from 4,478 in 2021, marking a significant growth in the district's educational population. The distribution of first-graders across the cities and municipalities in the district is as follows: Neuss (1,739), Grevenbroich (714), Meerbusch (625), Dormagen (624), Kaarst (445), Korschenbroich (374), Juechen (290), and Rommerskirchen (153).
The school authority currently employs around 1,337 primary school teachers, 26 secondary school teachers, and 306 special needs school teachers. Dr. Heister and her team are committed to ensuring the well-being and success of all students in the district.
While the school authority does not release specific information about the increase or decrease in the number of children starting school from one year to another, they do provide the data for the public's information. The data provided in this article is for the school year starting in 2022 and pertains to the district of Rhein-Kreis Neuss.
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