Nazareth School Holds Student Council Elections in Democratic Atmosphere
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Omar Bin Al-Khattab Preparatory School in Nazareth held student council elections on October 22, 2026. Elin Marra was elected vice president and Yamen Najm as secretary. Principal Ayat Abu Ahmed stressed the importance of democratic education and teamwork. The elections were a culmination of campaigning activities and involved all students.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Omar Bin Al-Khattab Preparatory School in Nazareth held student council elections on October 22, 2026.
- Elin Marra was elected vice president and Yamen Najm secured the position of secretary.
- The elections involved eight students from the eighth and ninth grades, with full student participation.
- Principal Ayat Abu Ahmed highlighted the importance of democratic education and accepting results.
- The electoral process included campaigning, rallies, a debate, and a carnival.
The Omar Bin Al-Khattab Preparatory School in Nazareth conducted student council elections, culminating a period of intensive campaigning, morning rallies, a computerized debate, and an electoral carnival. The elections resulted in the selection of a new student council president, vice president, and secretary.
Eight students from the eighth and ninth grades competed in the decisive election round, with all students participating in the vote. Elin Marra was elected vice president, and Yamen Najm secured the position of secretary.
The school principal, Ayat Abu Ahmed, supervised the elections and emphasized the importance of democratic education in society, fostering respect among individuals, and accepting outcomes. She also highlighted the significance of teamwork for continuous improvement.
The elections were organized in cooperation with Suhad Abu Ahmed, a guide at the Pioneers Center and Association, and Reem Sol, the social education teacher.