Slogans ranged from "Together we make change," and "Distinguished education, promising future, youth leadership," alongside explicit calls such as "Vote for your candidate for a better tomorrow," forming corridors and yards into a miniature democratic canvas expressing the ambitions of the generations of tomorrow.
In this context, the Director of Education for the Tafilah region, Dr. Omran Al-Lasasmeh, emphasized that the student parliament elections represent a fundamental educational milestone for instilling the values of democratic approaches and active citizenship in the souls of students from the early stages.
Al-Lasasmeh explained that the directorate was keen to provide all facilities to ensure the integrity and transparency of the electoral process, pointing out that the ultimate goal lies in building the student's personality and training them in the skills of constructive dialogue, communication, decision-making, and genuine participation in managing their school community affairs.
For his part, student candidate Amir Al-Sharooh expressed his enthusiasm for undergoing this democratic experience, pointing out that his electoral program and raised slogans were not merely rhetorical phrases, but a sincere expression of his fellow students' needs and aspirations in improving school services and activating sports and cultural activities.
Mohammed Al-Amayreh, a parent of one of the students, praised the witnessed electoral momentum in the governorate's schools, emphasizing that this experience leaves a profound positive impact on refining the children's personalities and boosting their self-confidence. Al-Amayreh pointed out that family and community interaction with these elections instills concepts of responsibility and responsible freedom in the youth, preparing them to be active and influential in building the future of their country, Jordan.
