A scandal in the Gymnasium in Danilovgrad: They are sending away a professor because of Cyrillic

The administration of the Gymnasium "Petar Prvi Petrovic Njegos" in Danilovgrad started a disciplinary procedure against Professor Jugoslav Blagojevic because he refused to read the statement to the students in Latin. 

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He demanded from the administration to issue notices and documents on Cyrillic script as well, and as he said for "Dan", he did so within the fight for the equalization of Cyrilics in that school, because, as he said, "the school doesn't publish a single notice on Cyrillic and ignores the wish of most students who stressed at the violation of Constitution on many protests and celebrations."

- The principal will charge me of committing a serious violation of a work obligation, and I can be punished by getting fired. Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms issued a recommendation to school on December 25th to equally write notices and documents both on Latin and Cyrillic. That was the request of more than 70 percent of the students, who asked the same from the principal Natasa Latkovic, but she persistently ignored it - Blagojevic said.

On the other hand, principal Latkovic told Alo that the constitutional provision "on the equality of Cyrillic and Latin scripts is being respected and that public information is printed on a letter that is the choice of the one who is writing the notices".

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Blagojevic suspects that he is targeted by the school administration for the performance of the graduates which has been going for many years, expressing the rebellion against NATO bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999.

- I have nothing to do with that. Children are expressing their attitude in their own way for years - he said.

Children had a performance on March 24th. Although parents were invited to the school for a conversation, no graduate was punished.

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(Telegraf.co.uk / Alo!)