AfD's Top Candidate Demands More Discipline in School Life - AfD's Frohnmaier pushes flags and discipline in Baden-Württemberg schools
Markus Frohnmaier, the AfD's lead candidate for Baden-Württemberg's 2026 state election, has called for major changes in schools. His proposals include raising the German flag in every classroom and enforcing stricter discipline. The plans aim to strengthen integration and traditional values across the region.
Frohnmaier wants all schools in Baden-Württemberg to display the German flag. According to him, this would help promote national identity and integration among students. The measure is part of a broader push for what he describes as stronger patriotic education.
He has also suggested a new rule requiring students to stand when teachers enter the room. This, he argues, would reinforce respect for authority and improve classroom behaviour. The proposal follows similar practices in some other German states.
Additionally, Frohnmaier is pushing for a statewide school code of conduct. The rules would set clear expectations for discipline, manners, and values from an early age. He claims such a system would help shape responsible and respectful citizens.
If implemented, these changes would mark a shift in how schools operate in Baden-Württemberg. The AfD's candidate insists the measures are necessary to uphold order and national pride. The proposals will likely spark debate ahead of the March 2026 election.
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