Welcome to a world where hard work and talent don’t just get noticed—they get rewarded! Today in Loznica, a grand ceremony honored 44 top students from elementary and high schools who snagged first, second, or third place in national and international competitions. Among them? A whopping 18 students of the year! Yes, you read that right—44 brilliant young minds who racked up 29 awards last school year, including 25 first-place wins!
Mayor Dragana Lukić and Deputy Mayor Milan Jugović beamed with pride as they handed out cash prizes, books, and even passes to the city pool. All funded by the city’s budget, which allocated a hefty 20 million dinars for student and university awards this year!
But let’s get real—being a top student these days isn’t a walk in the park. As the world throws more challenges our way, these young stars prove that effort and knowledge pay off. Their achievements aren’t just personal victories; they’re a loud message to all of us: learning and fighting for your dreams is worth it!
While many places in Serbia struggle with problems, Loznica is showing how supporting youth can light the way to a brighter future. Isn’t that exactly what every city should be doing?
Sure, it’s not perfect—but if stories like this don’t inspire you, what will? Got thoughts on how talents should be rewarded? Or think this is just a drop in the ocean of issues? Drop a comment below. We love hearing your take because without you, this story isn’t complete!
