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School enrollment and preparation in Central and Eastern B

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Educational institutions in Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia, and the Czech Republic Republic, and Bosnia and Herzegovina are preparing for managing the transition into the 2026/2027 academic year through enrollment updates, programmatic planning, and updates, structural reforms. In Serbia reforms, and Croatia, preschool institutions have announced infrastructure investments. Preschool preparations include administrative changes. changes in Serbia and Croatia. The Nata Veljković Preschool Institution in Kruševac, Serbia, Kruševac is seeking proposals for English language and dance programs, while the Vojnić Kindergarten in Croatia has released a supplementary enrollment plan for its mandatory preschool program. Primary school preparations continue in Montenegro and Serbia. In Herceg Novi, Montenegro, over 4,200 students are expected across four schools. In Bečej, Serbia, 322 first-graders are scheduled to begin classes on September 1, with instruction provided in both Serbian and Hungarian; data indicates a long-term declining trend in first-grade enrollment there. As the new school year begins, To meet industry demands, Serbia’s Ministry of Education has introduced six new vocational profiles, such as vehicle mechatronics and renewable energy technicians, to align with industry demands. technicians. In Slovenia, primary school enrollment is decreasing declining due to demographic shifts, and schools are facing staffing challenges that have prompted discussions regarding increased teacher autonomy. Meanwhile, in In the Czech Republic, schools in the while South Bohemian region schools are expanding capacities in specialized fields like pharmacy and mechanics. However, institutions in mechanics, Prague institutions are struggling to find enough teaching assistants to meet new mandatory requirements for first-grade classrooms, occasionally relying on retirees or parents classrooms. Significant infrastructure and STEM investments are also being reported. In Montenegro, approximately 235,000 euros were invested in the Petar I Petrović Njegoš Gymnasium in Danilovgrad for building adaptations, furniture, and STEM equipment. In Croatia, 10 million euros have been allocated for school expansions in Beli Manastir, and the municipality of Podstrana has provided 110,000 euros for educational materials. Additionally, the Železna Gora region reported increased first-grade enrollments following renovations. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nova Bila primary school unveiled a renovated multifunctional informatics classroom to fill these roles. support single-shift operations.

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  1. 2026-09-06 20:54 UTC School enrollment and preparation in Central and Eastern B
  2. 2026-08-29 07:06 UTC School enrollment and preparation in Central and Eastern-B}l
  3. 2026-08-28 17:48 UTC School enrollment and preparation in the Balkans

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