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Half Of Vienna Secondary School Students Are Now Muslim As Cultural Tensions Grow In Classrooms
Half Of Vienna Secondary School Students Are Now Muslim As Cultural Tensions Grow In Classrooms
Authored by Thomas Brooke via Remix news,
Almost half of students in Vienna’s public middle schools are now Muslim, according to new figures from the Vienna Education Directorate, marking the latest sign of a rapid demographic and cultural shift inside the Austrian capital’s classrooms.
The data, cited by Heute, shows that Muslim students account for 49.4 percent of children in Vienna’s public middle schools — just short of an absolute majority. Across the city’s public compulsory schools more...
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