Prussian Department of Education

The **Prussian Department of Education (DOE/BGM)** (*German: Bildungsministerium*) is an executive branch of the Federal Government of Prussia. The Department is responsible for establishing policy, funding, financial assistance, curriculum planning and general direction in regards to education.

The Department is ran by the Secretary of Education, who is currently Dr. Ivonette Wiechec.

Draft of the Department of Education Act

Section XX: Teacher Employment and Evaluation

1. Hiring Process. School districts shall adopt a standardized and transparent process for the recruitment and hiring of teachers. The process shall be based on merit and qualifications, and it shall include procedures for conducting interviews, verifying credentials, and performing background checks.

2. Performance Evaluation. All teachers shall be evaluated regularly and objectively on their performance in the classroom. The evaluation process shall be based on predetermined criteria and shall include multiple measures, such as classroom observation, student achievement data, and feedback from students, peers, and supervisors.

3. Improvement Programs. Teachers who demonstrate areas of weakness or who are not meeting performance expectations shall be given access to improvement programs designed to help them develop their skills and knowledge.

4. Termination of Teachers. Teachers who do not meet the standards established by the district or who engage in behavior that is detrimental to students or the school shall be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.

And here are some proposed new sections on standardized testing, college applications, and student health and welfare:

Section XXI: Standardized Testing

1. Administration of Tests. All schools shall administer standardized tests in accordance with state and federal regulations. Schools shall provide students with adequate preparation for these tests and shall ensure that testing procedures are fair and unbiased.

2. Opting Out. Parents or guardians shall have the right to opt their children out of standardized testing if they object to the tests on moral or religious grounds.

Section XXII: College Applications

1. Advising and Assistance. High schools shall provide students with advising and assistance in applying to colleges and universities. Schools shall ensure that students have access to information about colleges and universities, application deadlines and requirements, and financial aid.

2. College Admission Criteria. Colleges and universities shall be prohibited from considering a student's financial status or ethnicity in determining admission.

Section XXIII: Student Health and Welfare

1. Health Services. All schools shall provide students with access to health services, including physical exams, immunizations, and mental health services.

2. Safety and Security. Schools shall provide students with a safe and secure learning environment. Schools shall establish and enforce rules and procedures to prevent bullying, harassment, and other misconduct.

3. Healthy Food. Schools shall provide students with healthy food options and shall promote healthy eating habits. Schools shall also provide education on nutrition and wellness.