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Hungarian-language education support in Europe

Overview

Hungarian-language schools in Romania, Hungary, and Ukraine have commenced the new academic year, supported by various government and community initiatives aimed at preserving cultural identity and mother-tongue education.

In Romania, the Iskola Alapítány is launching an after-school program supported by the Hungarian government to assist approximately 3,500 students across 73 schools in 13 counties. Local celebrations and gift distributions have been noted in Târgu Mureș and Satu Mare, while events in Hungary have focused on introducing young students to folk culture.

In Transcarpathia, Ukraine, Hungarian Deputy State Secretary István Kollai emphasized continued government support for educational institutions ranging from kindergartens to higher education. This support includes teacher assistance, nutrition programs, and 115 million forints for repairing buildings damaged by storms. Ildikó Orosz, president of the Transcarpathian Hungarian Teachers' Association, noted recent agreements between Hungary and Ukraine regarding minority issues as a positive development, expressing hope for a legal framework to ensure the free use of the mother tongue in schools.

Entities

Hungarian government · Rákóczi Szövetség · Szatmárnémeti Református Gimnázium · RMDSZ · István Kollai

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Timeline

  1. 6 days ago

    [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Hungarian government supports Transcarpathian Hungarian schools

    Hungarian officials and educators marked the start of the school year for Hungarian schools in Transcarpathia, pledging continued educational support and infrastructure repairs despite the war.

  2. 6 days ago

    [CULTURE] 4 sources
    Hungarian-language schools begin new academic year in Hungary and Romania

    Hungarian-language schools in Hungary and Romania are beginning the new academic year with cultural celebrations, after-school support programs, and community-focused educational initiatives.

Sources

gondola.hu · hir.ma · hirklikk.hu · karpataljalap.net · maszol.ro · newjsag.hu · szabadsag.ro · szatmar.ro