The future of Hungarian schools in Slovakia has become an increasingly urgent issue, and László Gubík, president of the Hungarian Alliance, issued a firm statement: school mergers can only be successful if Hungarian schools are merged with other Hungarian schools. This solution would not only be beneficial for the Hungarian community but is also essential for the future educational system.

The central question is not just sustainability but also to take into account the interests of the community. The state of education should not be shaped based on micro-level interests but should be guided by solutions that benefit the entire community. According to Gubik, it is crucial to create a professional platform that constantly monitors the challenges faced by Hungarian schools and demographic issues.

The optimization of the secondary school network, which will be presented in the coming months, could affect many institutions with a Hungarian connection, and it is inevitable that Hungarian schools merge into centers to preserve their identity and survive in the long term. Establishing school centers is the key to the future, and success can only be achieved through collaboration. The next step is for educators, the affected institutions, and administrators to jointly shape the future, ensuring safety and sustainability for Hungarian education in Slovakia.

Source: Ma7.sk

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