Founders of the Agricultural High School in Zavet are looking for classmates to attend the placing of an honorary plaque on the building

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Representatives of the first graduating class of the “Kliment Timiryazev” Professional High School of Agriculture are looking for their classmates to invite to the opening of an honorary marble plaque – the press center of the Regional Administration reports.

Three of the first graduating class met today with the Regional Governor Vladimir Dimitrov, who promised them assistance, both for the opening of their classmates, and for the overall organization of placing the marble plaque.

The initiative committee has planned the event to take place on May 22, 2024, and the marble plaque with the inscription “Appreciative tribute from the students of the 1st class 1958-1962” will be opened with an official celebration. It starts at 10:00 a.m. in the courtyard of the high school. The date was chosen because it is the birthday of their patron – Kliment Arkadievich Timiryazev.

“We want to invite people who studied with us, but we lost contact for one reason or another, they may live in Razgrad or in the villages here. If they find out about our initiative, we will be happy for them to come to the event,” said Stoyanka Dimitrova, Kosyo Kosev and Atanas Atanasov – part of the initiative committee for placing the marble plaque. Vladimir Dimitrov congratulated them on the useful initiative and promised to attend the official opening. This year marks the 62nd anniversary of their graduation.

The high school of agriculture was established in 1958 as an educational institution with the status of a technical school, preparing personnel in the specialties – animal husbandry and plant husbandry. With the changes in the Law on Vocational Education, in the following years it was transformed into the SPTU of Agriculture, then into the Agricultural Technical College, and from 2003 the school was transformed into the Vocational High School of Agriculture.

“Many of our classmates and teachers are no longer with us, so we want to honor them as well,” the initiators said. we personally participated in its construction,” they added. The plaque they will put up is part of their desire to preserve the memory for the future, as the school has given them a great start – 85% of the students in the first graduating class have subsequently completed higher and semi-higher education and realized themselves professionally.