I do not think so, because suddenly it is embarrassing to be part of a hopeless place. Unless you are not part of II LO? So tell me, what the hell is your problem? Because I do not understand it. What truth are you fighting for?

The School Supporting Talents certificate serves everyone else, just not you. And what serves you? Pissing all over everything happening at your school? I am asking again: what are you fighting for, what do you want, because I just do not get it.

When you apply for places at universities, what will you write in your motivation letters, what will you say in job interviews? What you are writing now in those comments of yours, supposedly full of “justice,” or not? Or perhaps you will write and emphasize that you studied at an elite school, one of 54 schools in Lower Silesia? Maybe you will list in your CV all those programs, exchanges and training courses in which you took part while attending high school?
And who will be the hypocrite then?

Those programs and certificates did not fall from the sky, and you are not entitled to them as if they were a dog’s bone. Your school is run by a person who holds the position of principal. Together with the teachers and students, who change every three years, they build the school’s reputation. Every student can benefit from that reputation. You can benefit from a good reputation. You will not benefit from a bad reputation and disparagement. Is that really so difficult for such intelligent and outstanding individuals to understand?

Together with the principal, teachers and many students, we are building the reputation of II LO, and it is not easy, because “stars” like you are constantly disparaging something or other. But we are moving forward. We will do it without you. Sometimes I regret that, regardless of your attitude, you will still benefit from what we achieve, even though you turn your backs on it. I believe that this is unfair, because everything good we create, you try to ruin in the name of “noble” rebellion. In my opinion, you deserve nothing.

Grażyna Hanaf