Jakarta – The government has opened votes on the decision of the Constitutional Court (MK) that needs free private primary school and high school education. The government is currently assessing the orders of the MK. The decision was summarized on Friday (5/30/2025), the decision was known because the lawsuit filed by the Indonesian Education Monitoring Network (JPPI), along with three individual applicants, namely Fathiyah, Novianisa Rizkika and Riris Risk Anjiningrum. Fathiyah and Novianisa are housewives, while Riris works as official (PRF). Their lawsuit is registered with case number 3/PUU-XXIII/2025. Browse to continue with the content, submit an application because they assess the use of the use of the education budget in a number of regions in Indonesia. In their request, for example, JPPI found data in 2016 that addressed the education budget not to be used for the mandatory completion program at basic education level, but more used for indirect expenses. “This based on the data of the basic education budget, it can be concluded that it is very possible that basic education in private and public schools is financed by 20% APB and 20% APBD, with various reasons supporting,” the reasons for the applicant’s application said. The petitum is this: 1. Given the request of the requesters; 2. STATE Section 34 Paragraph (2) by the phrase “minimum compulsory education at the level of basic education without collecting the fee” Act Number 20 of 2003 regarding the National Education System (Government Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia 78 of 2003 and supplement to the state cabinets of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4301) Indonesia as it should. The respondent in this lawsuit is the government. The respondent basically asked the constitutional judge to reject the full testing of the requesters or not accept the request by attaching a number of evidence presented by the respondent. But the MK has a different view. The Constitutional Court even granted the requester’s request for some, the request that requested that basic education be free to be granted by the Constitutional Court. MK -Resolution Photo -Illustration of the Constitutional Court session: Ari Saputra MK on Tuesday (5/27) ordered the government to eliminate 9 -year compulsory education, both in public and private schools. Part of the lawsuit test (legislation) number 20 of 2003 regarding the National Education System (Sisdiknas) was granted by the Constitutional Court. “Given the applicant’s request for part. Explanatory section 34 paragraph (2) of the Act number 20 of 2003 on the national education system that controls the basic teaching unit of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, and does not have a legitimate power bond as long as it is not interpreted as the government, and the regional government guarantees the implementation of minimal coating without collection. Reading the judgment Wednesday (5/28). Until students are forced to attend private schools. As for the high school level, public schools were included in accommodating 245,977 students, while private schools housed 104,525 students, “Enny said. Collect differences in treatment for students who do not get a place in public schools and must attend private schools with a larger cost. (Ecosob). or Private Madrassas in Indonesia that also organizes basic education cannot be placed in the same category regarding the financing conditions behind the fees for students. Constitutional Court affects such schools The motivation or purpose of students attending basic education in the school or Madrasa, so that citizens attending basic education in schools or Madrasas are not fully based on the unavailability of access to public schools. application. This is why the Constitutional Court has asked the government to be selective and prioritize the education budget to public and private schools by taking into account the factors of students. Therefore, to suppress financing that students can tax Private Madrasah, ”says MK.” In order to ensure the effectiveness of educational assistance from the government with any name or term for students attending government or regional government and attending a basic education unit arranged by the community (Private Schools/Madrasas), the court is believed And it can only be provided to schools, and that it must be schools, and that it must meet schools, but it can be provided to school/private Madras, and that it must meet the Madras, and that it can meet schools, and that it can be given to schools. legislation, ‘he explains. This is to ensure that the school or private Madrasa, who obtains educational assistance, is managed in accordance with the standards determined in the legislation and has a management and accountability mechanism to manage the education budget, including those whose procurement comes from government assistance. The government’s attitude towards the decision of the MK photo of the Minister of Education and the Center Abdul Mu’ti: (DWI Rahmati/Detikcom) in terms of the decision said the government said it would analyze the MK’s decision. This attitude was conveyed by the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (Kemendikdasmen). “We are still analyzing the ruling of the Constitutional Court,” said Basic Education and Mens Minister Minister Abdul Mu’ti when he was contacted on Wednesday, May 28. Mu’ti said that the Ministry of Elementary and Secondary Education (Kemendikdasmen) is currently analyzing to follow up on the decision of the MK ITI. Mu’ti ensured that his party immediately announced the results of the analysis. “There is no decision that can be shared to the public,” he said. (ZAP/DHN) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here
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