Only three students graduated this year from the Qurilish village branch of secondary school No. 86, located in the Dehqonobod district of the Qashqadaryo region. This was reported in a Nasaf TV segment.
In this village, located nearly 70 kilometers from the district center, problems with internet and mobile connectivity persist. Despite this, the graduates expressed their joy at successfully completing school during the last bell ceremony. They noted that due to the small number of students, they did not always have the opportunity to participate actively in sports competitions.
The report notes that the quality of education at this institution has improved significantly in recent years. Thanks to incentives created for schools in remote areas, experienced educators from other regions have been attracted. Specifically, high-category teachers from the Andijan region are working here.
According to the teachers, the students' level of knowledge has increased significantly in a school that was in the "red" category three years ago. They have begun participating in subject Olympiads and various competitions. Additionally, the number of national certificate holders is increasing every year.
During the last bell ceremony, the President's congratulatory message was read to the graduates, and students who achieved exemplary results in their studies, as well as dedicated teachers, were duly rewarded.
According to the Ministry of Preschool and School Education, more than 472,000 11th-grade students graduated across Uzbekistan in the 2025/26 academic year. Also, over 621,000 students completed the 9th grade.
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