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Chernivtsi | Gymnasium No. 10 in Rosha Marks 210 Years of Romanian-Language Education and Benefits from Investments in School Infrastructure

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Chernivtsi | Gymnasium No. 10 in Rosha Marks 210 Years of Romanian-Language Education and Benefits from Investments in School Infrastructure

Gymnasium No. 10 in Roșa Marks 210 Years of Romanian-Language Education

On 1 September 2026, Gymnasium No. 10, a Romanian-language educational institution in Roșa, Chernivtsi, began the new school year in a festive atmosphere, while also marking 210 years of continuous Romanian-language education.

On this occasion, during the official opening ceremony of the new school year, the project “210 Years of Romanian Education in Roșa” was presented. The initiative is being implemented by the “Casa Limbii Române” Cultural Charitable Foundation of the Chernivtsi region, with the support of the Department for Romanians Abroad.

Investment in Educational Infrastructure

The project aims to support Romanian-language education and improve study conditions for the gymnasium’s students.

As part of the initiative, the computer science classroom was equipped with IT equipment and furniture, while the Romanian Language and Literature classroom was modernized and appropriately equipped. These investments contribute to creating an educational environment adapted to current requirements and improving learning conditions.

An Institution of Importance to the Romanian Community

After two centuries of existence, the school in Roșa represents more than just an educational institution. It is an important space for preserving and passing on the Romanian language, culture and identity in the Chernivtsi region.

Throughout its 210-year history, generations of students have passed through its classrooms, contributing to the strengthening of the tradition of Romanian-language education in Bukovina.

Representatives of Romanian and Educational Institutions Attend the Event

The ceremony was attended by students, teachers, parents, representatives of educational institutions and distinguished guests.

Among the participants were representatives of the Consulate General of Romania in Chernivtsi, including Toma-Cristian Dacică, as well as Oksana Baraneț, Deputy Head of the General Secondary Education Department.

The event also brought together prominent figures from the regional Romanian-language media and community, including Vitalie Zâgrea, journalist and coordinator of the Romanian-language editorial office of Radio Ukraine International, TVR Moldova correspondent in Chernivtsi, and President of the “Junimea” Romanian Youth League of the Chernivtsi region.

Journalist Vasile Carlașciuc, Editor-in-Chief of the online edition of “Libertatea Cuvântului”, also attended the event, along with Lilia Govornean, President of the Association of Romanian-Ethnicity Teaching Staff in Ukraine.

Support for Romanian-Language Education

The presence of representatives of Romanian and educational institutions highlighted the importance of preserving and developing Romanian-language education for the Romanian community in the Chernivtsi region.

Through the project dedicated to 210 years of Romanian education in Roșa, the “Casa Limbii Române” Foundation is reaffirming its commitment to supporting education, culture and the promotion of the Romanian language in the region.

Continuity Built by Generations

The Foundation expressed its gratitude to the Department for Romanians Abroad for the support provided, as well as to everyone who contributed to the implementation of the project and supported the school community in Roșa.

The 210 years of Romanian-language education represent a tradition built and passed down through generations of teachers and students. The modernization of school infrastructure and investments in education contribute to preserving this continuity and creating better conditions for future generations.


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