Gökçeada Private Greek High School’s first graduates

The Turkish State, which allowed the opening of a primary school for a student in Gökçeada (Imbros) Tepeköy, whose population is on the verge of extinction, at the end of 2013, continues to fulfill the requirements of the Treaty of Lausanne.

According to canakkaledemokrat.com, after the kindergarten, primary school, secondary school and high school affiliated to the Ministry of National Education of Türkiye, Private Greek High School in Tepeköy graduated its first 8 students this year.

The education problems of the Turkish Minority in Western Thrace 

On the other hand, in the period when the actual pressure on Turkish Minority Schools in Western Thrace has not ended, problems such as the building problem continue to be experienced in the registration of Turkish students in Turkish Minority Schools, and especially in Minority Secondary School and High School.

Especially the building problem of Xanthi Minority High School has been waiting for a solution for years. Although many prime ministers, ministers, government and state representatives promised to find a solution immediately, this serious problem as well as many ather educational problems are still not resolved today.