Last bell rings in Armenian schools

ArmInfo.  On May 22, the last bell rang in Armenian schools. This year, over 61,000 students graduated from schools in our country. Of these, 39,119 graduated from 9th grade and 22,205 from 12th grade.

On the occasion of the graduation, the Minister of Education,  Science, Culture, and Sports of Armenia, Zhanna Andreasyan, addressed  the graduates.

Noting that today's youth is a generation with bright minds, ideas,  independence, and courage, she emphasized that with consistent and  purposeful work, any of their dreams will come true. "Don't worry  about possible mistakes: it's mistakes that pave the way forward if  we're attentive and learn from our own.  Listen to criticism: the  desire to hear only positive things leads to nothing good. It's  criticism that helps us improve, identify problems and gaps, and  address them.

Don't be afraid to move forward, even when things aren't clear and  definite. Nothing is ever completely clear and unambiguous - it's  leadership aspirations that help you make decisions and determine  next steps.  Remember that you will never stop learning, and it's the  knowledge you gain in school that will help you learn something new  every day," noted the head of the Ministry of Education, Science, and  Culture.