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A rare action: Siska parents rebuild their own school before the start of classes
Croatia🏛️ Politics4 hr. ago

A rare action: Siska parents rebuild their own school before the start of classes

In the town of Sisak, Croatia, parents and students have come together to renovate and decorate the local elementary school ahead of the new academic year. The initiative began spontaneously, with parents cleaning, painting walls, and adding creative touches to make the environment more welcoming for students. Parents like Saša Makimić and Jadranka Radić expressed their desire to improve the school for both current and future generations of students. Students, including eighth-graders Anamarija Čondić and Ema Vujić, also participated by decorating classrooms to make the experience more joyful for younger pupils. The school principal, Ljiljana Slunjski, praised the effort, calling it a realization of her vision for the school. The renovation efforts were supported by the city of Sisak, which provided necessary materials.

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A rare action: Siska parents rebuild their own school before the start of classes

In the town of Sisak, Croatia, parents and students have come together to renovate and decorate the local elementary school ahead of the new academic year. The initiative began spontaneously, with parents cleaning, painting walls, and adding creative touches to make the environment more welcoming for students. Parents like Saša Makimić and Jadranka Radić expressed their desire to improve the school for both current and future generations of students. Students, including eighth-graders Anamarija Čondić and Ema Vujić, also participated by decorating classrooms to make the experience more joyful for younger pupils. The school principal, Ljiljana Slunjski, praised the effort, calling it a realization of her vision for the school. The renovation efforts were supported by the city of Sisak, which provided necessary materials.

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