Nazareth School Elects Student Council Leaders
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The "democratic festival" involved an intensive campaign and participation from all students. Principal Ayat Abu Ahmed highlighted the importance of democratic education and accepting results. The elections were held in cooperation with the Al-Ruwwad Center and social education teacher.
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- Aleen Marra and Yamen Najm were elected vice president and secretary, respectively.
- The school held a "democratic festival" with an intensive campaign preceding the elections.
- Principal Ayat Abu Ahmed emphasized democratic education and accepting election outcomes.
- The elections were a collaborative effort involving school staff and the Al-Ruwwad Center.
Omar Bin Al-Khattab Preparatory School in Nazareth held its "democratic festival" and elected a new student council. The elections followed an intensive campaign period that included electoral propaganda, morning rallies, a computerized debate, and an electoral carnival. Eight students from the eighth and ninth grades competed in the decisive election round, with all students participating in the vote. The school principal, Ayat Abu Ahmed, supervised the elections and emphasized the importance of democratic education, fostering respect among students, accepting results, and the value of teamwork for progress. The school elections were conducted in cooperation with Suhad Abu Ahmed, a guide from the Al-Ruwwad Center and Association, and Reem Sol, the social education teacher. The election results, which reflected student support for the candidates after they presented their platforms, mark the first steps for the student council's work toward excellence and creativity.
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