The Demand of the Communities
Regional High School in Parekklisia: The residents and communities of East Limassol (Anatoliki Lemesou) are calling for the establishment of a Regional High School in the area of Parekklisia. The need for a new school arises from the increasing population pressure and the lack of educational infrastructure in the area.
The Current Situation
Regional High School in Parekklisia: Today, the children of East Limassol (Anatoliki Lemesou) attend schools far from their communities. This creates travel problems and increases costs for families. In addition, existing schools cannot cope with the growing number of students.
The Benefits of a High School
The creation of a Regional High School in Parekklisia will bring many benefits. First of all, it will reduce the distances children travel to school. It will also improve the quality of education, as children will have access to modern facilities and services.
The Contribution of the Communities
The communities of East Limassol (Anatoliki Lemesou) have been activated to support their demand. They have organised meetings, debates and information campaigns. They have also submitted applications and letters to the relevant authorities asking for immediate action.
The Authorities’ Response
The relevant authorities have recognized the need for a new high school in the area. However, so far they have not taken any concrete measures. Residents and community representatives continue to push for a quick and effective solution.
The Future of Education in East Limassol (Anatoliki Lemesou)
The establishment of a Regional High School in Parekklisia will be an important step for the development of the area. It will give children the opportunity to study in a modern and accessible environment. In addition, it will strengthen social cohesion and help develop the local economy.
Conclusion
The communities of East Limassol (Anatoliki Lemesou) continue to fight for the establishment of a Regional High School. The realization of this goal will bring positive changes to the education and quality of life of residents. The need for immediate action is now more urgent than ever.
