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Private primary and secondary schools whose educational objectives correspond to public schools existing or planned in the Free State of Bavaria must be approved by the responsible government. The government must also approve significant changes.
This form can be submitted electronically without signature (e.g. via a secure contact form or by e-mail) or in paper form to the responsible authority.
Alternative schools may only be established and operated with state approval. The application must be submitted with all necessary documents to the relevant government as the school supervisory authority at least four months before the start of the school year.
Approval must be granted if
An elementary school is only to be approved as a substitute school if the responsible government, as the school supervisory authority, recognizes a special educational interest or, at the request of legal guardians, if it is to be established as a community school, a denominational or ideological school and a public elementary school of this type does not exist in the municipality concerned.
State-approved secondary modern schools that meet the requirements of Art. 7 a BayEUG can be approved as a middle school.
After school supervisory approval has been granted, changes may occur in the course of the school's operation that also require express approval from the government. The following changes in particular are considered to require approval:
The application must be submitted to the school supervisory authority with all necessary documents no later than four months before the start of the school year, i.e. by March 31 of each year.
Private primary and secondary schools approved by the school authorities can receive special subsidies for the transportation of pupils with proven severe disabilities.
Private primary and secondary schools approved by the school authorities receive state funding upon application by the school authority. Flat-rate grants are awarded for the necessary staff costs.
Private primary and secondary schools approved by the school authorities receive state funding upon application by the school authority. Flat-rate grants are awarded for the necessary school expenses.