Everyone knows who she is. S. Nēris, who is St. Catherine? A church with that name is not enough, what does some saint have to do with a secular educational institution? The ship of fools is sailing away...
Our country is ruled by the European Taliban who are fighting against the history of their country.
In addition, Kovalevskaya was a 19th-century scientist, the world's first female professor of mathematics, who fled the Russian Empire because women were not allowed to study at universities there.
A unique woman.
And the signs of totalitarianism are clearly visible in Lithuania. Instead, the local government Taliban consider themselves democrats and liberals. Funny and absurd.
Question:
Why are public schools named after saints? Is this a private school where religious dogma will be spread in the lessons?
If it's private - no complaints, parents have a free choice where they want to send their children.
But if it's a state school, it would be nice to have a choice not only where teachers should be guided by ethics and modern science in their lessons, but also a more normal school name. The name of the school in the old town already sounds hundreds of times better than that of the holy personality.
What will make it better? Will students learn better? Will teachers get higher salaries? The current officials think that one woman (This is a powerful person - S. Nėris!) sold Lithuania after going to Moscow? Those officials don't even think about what life was like under the gun.
Everyone knows who she is. S. Nēris, who is St. Catherine? A church with that name is not enough, what does some saint have to do with a secular educational institution? The ship of fools is sailing away...
I see no need to change the name. This is just an additional cost.
Our country is ruled by the European Taliban who are fighting against the history of their country.
In addition, Kovalevskaya was a 19th-century scientist, the world's first female professor of mathematics, who fled the Russian Empire because women were not allowed to study at universities there.
A unique woman.
And the signs of totalitarianism are clearly visible in Lithuania. Instead, the local government Taliban consider themselves democrats and liberals. Funny and absurd.
I suggest that S. Neries school be called "St. Salome" or "All Saints". After all, next to this school is the "Jesuit" (former "A. Vienuolis") school.
But this is how maskoli's henchmen get angry 😄
Question:
Why are public schools named after saints? Is this a private school where religious dogma will be spread in the lessons?
If it's private - no complaints, parents have a free choice where they want to send their children.
But if it's a state school, it would be nice to have a choice not only where teachers should be guided by ethics and modern science in their lessons, but also a more normal school name. The name of the school in the old town already sounds hundreds of times better than that of the holy personality.
In the banana "state", the main occupation is to lie and rewrite history.
What will make it better? Will students learn better? Will teachers get higher salaries? The current officials think that one woman (This is a powerful person - S. Nėris!) sold Lithuania after going to Moscow? Those officials don't even think about what life was like under the gun.
VALIOOOOO!!!!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁😁
Shame.