Выпускной - 2023. Игорь Плехов — о будущем образования Ренийской громады

The graduation ceremony is featured in this video, "Graduation 2023. Igor Plekhov on the future of education in the Reni community" on the Reni News YouTube channel. Before the graduation ceremony, Igor Plekhov spoke about the future of educational institutions. The traditional graduation ceremony was held in Reni's Victory Park, where graduates solemnly received their high school diplomas. Mayor Igor Plekhov presented gold and silver medals to the outstanding students. Of the 294 graduates from Reni community schools, 24 graduated with the highest grades. Let's name them. Reni School No. 2: Maria Covaljiu, Ecaterina Brynza, and Maria Motruk – gold medals. Reni School No. 3: Maria Berova, Daria Doni, Andrei Tukilush, Evelina Nekrasova, and Veronica Cheban – gold medals. Reni School No. 6: Alexandra Antipova and Maksym Cholak won gold medals; Karina Tsankova and Yelizaveta Shevchenko won silver medals. Liman School: Antonia Topaly, Cristina Galaju, Orina Dragoi, and Liviu Topaly won gold medals. Orlov School: Bohdan Cherneanu won a gold medal. Novosilskaya School: Rostislav Kapsamun, Mykyta Karaceban won a gold medal; and Bohdan Bikir won silver medals. Plavnin School: Ruslana Cretu won a silver medal. Kotlovin School: Viktoria Malcheva won a gold medal; Mykhailo Bulgar and Ksenia Kotlyarenko won silver medals. Ihor Skorobrekha conveyed congratulations and best wishes to the graduates and their parents from Ukrainian MP Anatoliy Urbanskyi and Deputy Chairman of the Odesa Regional Council Oleksandr Urbanskyi. As Liliya Bondarenko, Head of the Education Department, noted, the main goal of the past school year was ensuring children's safety. The Reni community was able to create conditions for all schoolchildren to attend school, and all preschools were open, with the exception of the village of Plavni. "We are currently considering providing shelter for the kindergarten in the village of Plavni, which, unfortunately, was closed this year," said Igor Plekhov, Head of the Reni Community. "One option is to purchase a mobile concrete shelter, which costs one and a half to two million rubles. And although there are twenty preschool-aged children in Plavni, they still need to attend kindergarten. Also on the immediate agenda is replacing the heating boilers at the Kotlovinskaya School." Regarding the prospects for Reni School No. 4, which this year was housed in Reni School No. 2 due to a lack of shelter, Igor Plekhov stated the following: "The issue of a fourth school and the former fifth school has been put on hold for now. The main thing is to have students. If a school is designed for 800 students, it's irrational to have 500. Like it or not, the community must use its funds wisely." The Reni News channel reported on how Reni Schools No. 2 and No. 4 worked under the same roof this academic year, as well as the atmosphere of the graduation ceremony. Our website, "Reni-Odessa": http://reni-odessa.od.ua/ Facebook:   / 560744164121535   Telegram: https://t.me/reni_odessa Instagram:   / reni_odessa   #educationReni #ReniNews #ReniCommunity