Awarded LUCA diplomas to Rožaj high school students

In Rožaj Gymnasium ''30. September'', today, with the distribution of diplomas from "Luča", they saw off the 47th generation of graduates. Redžep Fetahović was declared the student of the generation. He was presented with the school's highest recognition, as well as an appropriate monetary award, which was provided by the local administration, by the president of the municipality, Ejup Nurković. On that occasion, he wished the future academics a lot of success in their further education and life.

The members of "Luče-a" are: Omer Dječević, Zilha Husović, Suada Muratović, Suada Dacić, Kenan Sutović, Rabija Halilović, Ilhan Kalač, Ensar Durović, Jasmin Durović, Dzeneta Kuč, Meliha Halilović and Elvira Mujević.
"Luča -b" went to Aldijan Kalač, Fedis Kardović, Azra Tahirović, Mirela Smailović, Mahira Dacić, Sajma Hodžić, Jasmina Hot, Malik Kurtagić, Altuna Musić, Sajma Pepić, Inesa Pilica, Seida Rugovac, Amri Tahirović, Naida Zejnelagić , Erhan Luboder, Elvedin Murić, Sanela Murić, Almina Dacić, Elma Šaljić and Amin Kardović.
Stating that this is one of the best generations of graduates in the school's 50-year existence, the director of the Gymnasium, Fejzo Murić, wished the diploma winners success with the message that they should diligently achieve their goals in the future and thus help the development of Rožaj and Montenegro. We are transcribing the director's address in its entirety:

"Dear Mr. President of the Municipality, dear students, respected colleagues, One of the most beautiful moments in the life of our school is this very day - when we see off the best students, those who, through their work, dedication and responsibility, have shown that they are ready for the upcoming life challenges, that they have understood and accepted the fact that knowledge is power and that only, with the help of power, can they safely walk the unpredictable paths of life. This year, as you know, we celebrated our 50th anniversary and already on this new path we are recording great results from our students. I want to share with you - those present here, the feeling of pride that I manage an institution that, in these unpredictable times, achieves its mission better and more stably. This feeling of pride is also based on the fact that in our Gymnasium we have great young people, students who respond in the right way to the expressed appreciation, respect, openness in communication, willingness to provide help and support so that the results of the work are even better. In previous years, we tried to create better material and technical conditions, to make this school a pleasant and stimulating environment for all of us who are now becoming part of its history. That's why I believe that students leave the school desks carrying our Gymnasium in their hearts, with the desire to always return to it and remember the days they spent there. Also, it is very significant and fulfilling to know that a large number of people, our fellow citizens, parents of students, as well as friends of this school, recognize our efforts and achieved results. Sending off this generation of graduates, and convinced that I share the feelings of all professors, I can say with pleasure that mature, educated, self-confident and, above all, well-mannered young people leave the benches. Today, this building itself exudes satisfaction and positive energy at the moment when 33 high school graduates receive the highest award given to students during their education. Because the number is known for one city, not a single school. I wish you, my dear students, that your goals are far from average achievements, that you work on yourself, that you diligently achieve the set goals and that in this way, by opening new horizons, you help the development of your city - your Rožaj, and your country of Montenegro. I congratulate you on the recognition that will be presented to you today. Know that you are the LIGHT, that you are the light of this school in this - one in a series of years that stopped in the middle of the first century. And more than that. Thank you!”