Oliver Pilz: I want the school district not to be the dark side

A recent appointment marks a significant shift in Hungary's education system, with a former activist now leading the Miskolc district. This change is seen as a potential symbol of reform, reflecting a collective achievement for many involved in educational advocacy. While some improvements have been noted since 2016, such as better resource availability, the interviewee emphasizes the need for a cultural shift in communication within education. Concerns about the transparency of the selection process for district leaders were raised, but the interviewee defends the process as having involved relevant stakeholders. The focus now is on fostering dialogue and collaboration among educators and decision-makers.

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