Avizieniai gymnasium
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The Avižieniai Gymnasium in Lithuania was founded in 1964 and teaches students in Lithuanian and Polish. It was reorganized from a basic school to a secondary school in 1998. The school currently has 208 students learning in Lithuanian and 120 in Polish. Valerija Orševska has been the headmistress since 2003. The school offers specialized assistance to students and has 50 teachers. Its goals are to help students understand the modern world, develop their national identity, and choose their future careers through various art, sports, technology and social programs. The school is also known for its successful boys' and girls' volleyball teams.
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3) The school aims to promote students' individual talents and interests through specialized classes and cultural events, and also partners with parents and local organizations.
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- 1. Education is the first step to something better (W. Phillips)
- 2. Avižieniai basic school was founded in 1964. The students were taught in three languages: Lithuanian, Polish, Russian. A new school building was opened in 1979. The basic school was reorganized into the secondary school in 1998.
- 4. Today students are taught in two languages, Lithuanian and Polish. There are 208 students taught in Lithuanian and 120 students learning all subjects in Polish. Valerija Orševska has been the school headmistress since 2003. The school offers special educational, psychological and social assistance to students who require it, provided by a qualified psychologist, a social worker, a speech therapist, in collaboration with teachers.
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- 6. The child is a value, the teacher is an educator and a witness of truths of life.
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- 8. To help a student to perceive the contemporary world; To teach honest rivalry; To develop national identity; To help students choose their future career.
- 9. We offer various Art, Sport, Technology and Social education activities: 1. Vocal band “Svajonė” (the leader G. Jurkūnienė) 2. Vocal girls‘ band “Akademija“ (the leader E. Karpovič) 3. Drama hobby group “Nenuoramos” (the tutoress R. Užienė)
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