On Saturday, November 7th, the City of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux honored nine young residents who obtained their baccalaureate with the 'Très bien' (Very Good) mention.
Mayor Jean-Michel Catelinois, accompanied by Guy Fayolle (first deputy mayor), Céline Aranegua (deputy in charge of education, childhood, and youth), Isabelle Corsini (deputy in charge of citizenship, communication, and participation), and Brigitte Terras (municipal councilor), welcomed the young graduates and their families to congratulate them on their achievement.
Among the nine distinguished graduates, six were present. Each had the opportunity to present their academic journey and discuss their future studies, particularly in fields such as nuclear energy, medicine, and law.
The municipal team took this occasion to commend the hard work and dedication of these young individuals, as well as the support of their families throughout their schooling. The municipality rewarded their success with a gift voucher worth €200, presented by Céline Aranegua.
The gathering continued in a friendly atmosphere, allowing the young graduates, their families, and the elected officials to exchange ideas about their future projects.
