KMK President Confident in Digital Education Funding Agreement

Despite political challenges, efforts to secure a new Digital Pact for schools continue with optimism.

Negotiations between the federal government and states over school digitalization funding have been ongoing for months.
The previous Digital Pact, which expired in May, saw the federal government cover 90% of digitalization costs.
Current proposals suggest the federal government will only finance up to 50%, a point of contention for the states.
KMK President Christine Streichert-Clivot remains hopeful for a resolution, emphasizing the importance of continued investment.
The digital divide in education is a key concern, with efforts focused on ensuring equitable access for all students.