Decision of the Oberverwaltungsgericht: Catholic Primary School in Bonn Must Take up Non-Denominational Child
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A non-denominational student must be admitted to the Catholic Nikolausschule in Bonn-Kessenich. The Upper Administrative Court of NRW thus corrects its previous case law on the allocation of places at Catholic primary schools.
A court in North Rhine-Westphalia ruled that a Catholic primary school had to accept a student without a denomination.
A Catholic primary school in Bonn must accept a non-denominational student. Reason: her address. The Supreme Court in Münster has changed its previous line to this.
MUNISTER/BONN. A Catholic primary school in North Rhine-Westphalia has to receive a non-denominational student for the time being, although a Catholic child has to be rejected for this purpose. This has been decided by the Oberverwaltungsgericht (OVG) Münster. Therefore, the denominational affiliation alone does not give a general priority to school admission. It is also crucial which primary school of the chosen type of school is closest to the…
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