What anti-Semitic educational policy did the Nazis put in place in the 1930s?

The Nazis implemented various anti-Semitic educational policies in the 1930s, such as excluding Jewish students and faculty from schools and universities, removing Jewish teachers from their positions, and introducing discriminatory curricula that promoted Nazi ideology and propagated anti-Semitic stereotypes. These policies aimed to indoctrinate the younger generations in Nazi ideology and exclude Jewish influence from the education system.