In the last ten years some 102 students graduated our school. Seven of them were awarded the Gold medals, which is the highest recognition of excellence available to the secondary school students in Ukraine. Another two got Silver medals. It is also worth to mention that as many as four of the ten graduates of the class of 1999 received the Gold medals.

Twenty of our graduates have already got university education, or are university students at the present time. Forty six have received college education. 38% of the graduates are employed in agriculture, eight of them with the university or college degrees.

In 2001 nine students graduated the school. All of them are friendly, enthusiastic and motivated young people who like to dream and see their dreams come true.

Here they are on the photo:

Vyacheslav Serdjuk, who is sitting at the keyboard, has plans to pursue a university education and become a professional in computers, to work and live in a big city.

Oleg Trytynnyk wants to work as an agronomist.

Alexander Nishta would like to become an experienced driver and work in a city public transportation system to help people get to work faster and in a better mood. Dreams about living in a beautiful two-story house.

Marina Slipko envisions heself as a businesswoman, and hopes to set up her own model agency eventually.

Alexander Gorlach thinks about becoming a specialist in television and wireless equipment installation and repair to invest his talents in the growth of his native Ryaboohi village.

Alexander Yarmosh cannot bear to see the abandoned and unattended lands covered with weeds, hence prepares himself to become a farmer.

Volodymyr Sooproon is fascinated by machines and mechanisms, plans to start his technical career as a driver.

Sergiy Romazan likes to design all sorts of products, make engineering drawings; wants to become an engineer. Can't wait to build his own dream house with his own hands, and start living in it. Likes to keep bees.