Overview
- City and school authorities announced that the Tannenhof-Schule, a facility for formerly addicted adults and youths, will be housed at a Kreuzberg primary school, a development reported in local media on Monday.
- Parents said they learned of the change late and have registered a demonstration, with many demanding a written Schutzkonzept, or protection and safety concept, before the Tannenhof students and clients begin sharing the site.
- Reports say the arrangement is planned to last about two years, but that timeframe and other operational details — such as schedules, supervision and formal approvals — remain unclear in the coverage.
- Critics point to poor communication, noting parents received late notice and felt bypassed by school leadership, which has intensified trust and safety concerns at the primary school.
- The Tannenhof-Schule is currently based in a rear building on the Georg-Schlesinger-Schule campus in Reinickendorf, and the move shifts a long-running local dispute over where services for people with addiction histories should be located.