End of School Year in Nevşehir: 48,000 Students Receive Report Cards

Today in Nevşehir, Turkey, there was a special excitement in schools. With the ringing of the last school bell of the 2025-2026 academic year, thousands of students officially entered the summer holiday period with their report cards in hand. According to official statistics released by the Provincial Directorate of National Education, a total of 48,205 students in this region successfully received their report cards or academic progress reports today [1].

Student Statistics Details in Nevşehir Report cards were distributed across all levels, from pre-school to high school. According to local reports, the composition of students who received report cards today is as follows: - Pre-school: 6,949 children received their skill progress reports. - Primary School: 4,280 first-grade students and 13,475 students in grades two through four. - Middle School: 17,756 students in the lower secondary level. - High School: 16,974 students in the upper secondary level [2].

These statistics demonstrate the scale of the educational system in Nevşehir province and the efforts of the teaching staff throughout the current academic year.

Message from the Provincial Director of Education Yusuf Yazıcı, the Provincial Director of National Education for Nevşehir, issued a message on the occasion of this day. In his message, while congratulating the students, he expressed gratitude for the dedicated efforts of teachers and the unwavering support of parents. Yazıcı emphasized that a report card is not just an indicator of academic performance, but a reflection of the values, experiences, and friendships students have gained throughout the year [1][2]. He also noted that the goal of the new educational system is to raise students who excel not only in their studies but also in ethics and life skills.

Recommendations for the Summer Vacation Nevşehir educational authorities urged students to make the best use of the three-month holiday opportunity. In his advice to students, Yusuf Yazıcı said: "The summer vacation is a great opportunity to rest, read non-academic books, and gain new experiences." He also asked parents to avoid comparing their children's grades with others and instead focus on strengthening their self-confidence and discovering their talents [2].

Future Academic Calendar With classes ending on June 26, teachers will begin their professional seminar courses online starting next week (June 29 and 30) [3]. According to the planning by the Turkish Ministry of National Education, after a long break, students will begin the new academic year (2026-2027) on September 14, 2026. Today, for many Nevşehir students, marks the beginning of summer adventures with family and friends in the beautiful atmosphere of Cappadocia.