Unfortunately, the schoolyard and the building itself are increasingly targeted by irresponsible and rude children, as well as individuals from our community who deliberately destroy what belongs to all of us.

Not long ago, the area was illuminated to become safer, more beautiful, and more pleasant for the students and residents. Instead of being preserved and properly used, the lighting and school premises are being misused, damaged, and destroyed.

As informed by the school, the problem has been reported to the relevant institutions, but unfortunately, until now there has been no appropriate response or concrete measures to prevent such behavior.

It is unacceptable that because of a few irresponsible residents, all of us suffer, especially our children. The school should be a safe, tidy, and dignified place for education, not a space that is constantly damaged and neglected.

Two simple but very important questions arise: Is it at all acceptable for one of the largest schools in the country to look like this? Should our children learn and spend every day under such conditions?

Every broken light, damaged fence, or destroyed part of the yard is a loss for all of us. This is not just a school problem, but a community problem.

We appeal to parents to talk to their children, to fellow citizens to show greater responsibility, and to the relevant institutions to finally take concrete measures.

Let's not allow a few irresponsible individuals to destroy the property of the entire community. Our children deserve much better.