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"What it seems to me they have a problem with is selecting students at a young age and putting them on a "skilled trades track". The selection criteria being based on... probably their income level and race? (though no one would admit to it, it would just "happen to turn out that way" based on their completely unbiased Trump administration approved criteria), because it doesn't seem to me like judging their future academic capabilities at that point would be all that reliable."
Once again, this is the way it is done in Germany. And it's not done based on race and income level. It's based on academic performance. And even those who aren't tracked to go to university in grade 4 are still eligible to attend college if they perform well enough, but Germany pays for student's tuition, so it makes no sense to try and prepare all students for college, when the majority don't need it.
It's called being a good steward of taxpayer dollars. Or Euros, in this case.