For Pramono, the decision of the Constitutional Court eliminated school to accelerate the wishes of the Yakarta government

Monday, June 9, 2025 – 12:18 Wib

Yakarta, alive – The governor of Yakarta, Pramono Anung, said that the decision of the Constitutional Court, the Constitutional Court, to eliminate the costs of basic education, both public and private, accelerated what the Provincial Government of Yakarta had implemented.

Pramono said that the question of releasing the cost of education in Yakarta, both public and private, has become the desire of the government he leads.

“For Yakarta, the decision for the MK, both primary, secondary, private, public, free schools, of course, accelerates the desire of the Yakarta government itself,” Pramono said on Monday, June 8, 2025.

Pramono Rate, Yakarta has no difficulty implementing the free school program. Because, in fact, Yakarta has performed tests in several private schools.

“Because Yakarta has no difficulties, so we have actually tried in several private schools in Yakarta that are free,” said Pramono.

“With this decision, it will definitely accelerate what is the desire for the decision of the Constitutional Court and the Yakarta government itself,” added the secretary of the Cabinet of the era of President Jokowi.

The Constitutional Court (MK) previously decided that the State must eliminate the basic education held in the education units or equivalent of primary, secondary and stepmother, both in public and private schools.

The verdict was read by the President of the Constitutional Court Suhartoyo, who granted the request to the applicants for the judicial evidence of Law number 20 of 2003 with respect to the National Education System (SISDIKNAS).

“Given the request of the applicant on the party,” said Supreme Court Suhartoy that read verdict number 3/Puu-XXII/2024 at the MK RI, Yakarta, Tuesday, May 28, 2025.

It is known that the applicant for the Indonesian education monitoring network requests article 34 (2) of the Law of the National Educational System of the Indonesian Education Monitoring Network along with three other applicants who are housewives, namely, Fathiyah, Novianisa Rizkika, Riris Risma Anjininrum.

If it is implemented later, the decision of this Constitutional Court will become a new history for the world of Indonesian education. Where the State is obliged to finance basic education in schools or madrasas, both administered by the (public) and private government.