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OSIJEK, Nov 17 (Hina) - All 15 primary and four secondary schools in
the UN-administered area of Osijek County resumed classes on
Monday, the County Education Office said.
Last week, students of the ethnic Serb minority boycotted classes
at the request of their parents who demanded replacement of non-
Serb headmasters with Serbs, speedier delivery of textbooks in the
Serbian language, compliance with a five-year moratorium on
teaching 1989-1987 history, and bilingual school documentation.
On Saturday, a representative of Serb parents whose children had
not attended school last week, announced that the boycott would be
ended and that the children would resume going to school as of
Monday.
The announcement followed an agreement by the national committee
for the restoration of inter-ethnic trust, the Croatian government
and local Serbs on the appointment of principals and bilingual
inscriptions on school buildings.
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