Vranje Celebrates Its Top Students – But Is It Enough?
In Vranje, a ceremony was held to award the best students of primary and secondary schools. The mayor, Dr. Slobodan Milenković, personally congratulated the top students and handed out prizes – bicycles with helmets. Yes, you read that right – bicycles!
The City Invests One Billion Dinars in Education
Vranje allocates a whopping one-third of its budget, about one billion dinars, to preschool, primary, and secondary education. That sounds like a huge amount of money, but is it really reflected in the quality of education?
Who Are the Top Students?
The ceremony honored students from numerous schools, from primary to secondary, including the Technical School, Gymnasium, Medical School, and others. Petar Stojević, the top student of the Technical School, thanked on behalf of all awardees.
Are the Awards Motivation or Just Symbolic?
The mayor emphasized that the awards are meant to encourage even better results, but is a bicycle with a helmet really an adequate reward for kids who stood out above all? Isn’t it time to seriously consider awards that truly motivate and reward effort and talent?
Who Is the Pride of the City and Country?
The mayor proudly stated that these students are the future of Serbia. But is the city and country investing enough to make that future bright?
Conclusion
The ceremony was filled with pride, parents, teachers, and city officials. But while kids are rewarded with bicycles, the question arises – is that really enough? Is the one billion dinar investment in education visible in the daily lives of students?
If you have thoughts on whether the awards for top students in Vranje are a real motivation or just symbolic, drop a comment below. Maybe it’s time to seriously tackle education and talent recognition!
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