The Greek school "Aristotelis" in Munich is at risk of closure

There is a great risk that a Greek school in southern Germany will close in July 2025, when its contract will expire, parents of the students who attend the school told SKAI.

According to Irini Anastasopoulou's report, the existing contract for the "Aristotelis" school in Munich provides that in July 2023, the relevant ministries of foreign affairs and education should negotiate with the owner for the new contract for 2025 and beyond.

A lawyer is currently negotiating with the owner, who is asking for double the money to renew the contract.

The report notes that Munich is the most expensive city in Germany and has a huge housing problem.

See the SKAI report:

There is a great risk that a Greek school in southern Germany will close in July 2025, when its contract will expire, parents of the students who attend the school told SKAI.

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