Opposition MP calls for scrapping automated school enrollment system, citing reduced transparency

A member of parliament from the Christian Democratic Movement (KDH), an opposition party, has declared Slovakia's electronic school application system dysfunctional and called for its elimination. The lawmaker criticized the automated enrollment process, arguing that the new system has reduced transparency in how students are assigned to schools. The MP has directed demands to Education Minister Tomáš Drucker to abolish the automated features of the e-application system. The controversy reflects broader concerns about how technological reforms in Slovakia's education sector may be affecting fairness and accountability in school admissions.