Overview

• The Baden-Württemberg Administrative Court (VGH) on June 26 dismissed the appeal against the school’s predominantly vegetarian menu, making the decision final.
• A full-time school near Konstanz offers vegetarian or vegan dishes three times weekly and provides meat or fish only once a week.
• The parents sought daily servings of meat or fish, citing concerns over potential malnutrition and food intolerances.
• The court ruled the parents’ complaint inadmissible because they did not comply with the requirement to file through a lawyer.
• The student’s complaint was also dismissed due to her lack of party status in the initial proceedings.