The regular meeting of the executive committee of the Bilohorod Village Council took place under the sign of two values most important to the community — deep respect for the exploits of Ukrainian warriors and pride in the successes of the younger generation.

Honor and Memory to the Fallen Defenders
The meeting began with the execution of an important mission — the presentation of state and military honors to the families of soldiers who gave their lives for the freedom and independence of Ukraine:
Dmytro Shapoval was posthumously awarded the President of Ukraine's award "For the Defense of Ukraine". The award was presented to the wife of the deceased — Vitalina Shapoval.
Vitaly Kusik was posthumously awarded the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine's award "Cross of Territorial Defense Forces". The award was handed to his wife — Olga Kusik.
Andriy Dyachenko was posthumously awarded the "Combatant's Cross" of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the badge "Honor and Memory". The awards were received by the Hero's mother — Olena Volodymyrivna Dyachenko.
Igor Tulyakov was posthumously awarded the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine's awards "Combatant's Cross" and "Honor and Memory", as well as the Ministry of Defense's award "Knight's Cross". The awards were presented to his wife — Alla Bondar.




Community Pride: Two-Hundred-Point Graduates
A reason for special pride was the honoring of intelligent and goal-oriented youth. Five graduates of the Bilohorod community received thanks from the Kyiv Regional Council for achieving the maximum 200 points on the National Multidisciplinary Test (NMT):
Oleg Ivliev (Bilohorod Academic Lyceum No. 1) — 200 points in English;
Ivan Demianenko (Sviatopetrivsk Academic Lyceum) — 200 points in Mathematics;
Margaryta Maslianchuk (Sviatopetrivsk Academic Lyceum) — 200 points in English;
Natalia Medvid (Astor School, Shevchenkove village) — 200 points in English;
Elizaveta Zaviryukha (Umka Grand Lyceum, Sviatopetrivsk village) — 200 points in English.

If they enroll in Ukrainian higher educational institutions, each of these graduates will have the right to receive an increased Presidential scholarship.
Such high results are a shared outcome of students' diligent work, parental support, and the professionalism of educators. The Bilohorod community continues to live, remember its Heroes, and invest in a bright future for Ukraine.
