Hulhudhoo community shed tears of disaapointment on Mr. Ahmed Mihad's departure

Hulhudhoo community shed tears of disappointment on Mr. Ahmed Mihad's sudden departure from School to go for higher studies in Sri Lanka. Mr. Ahmed Mihad, who took charge of Hulhudhoo School last year, is one of the 63 principles and deputies selected from schools countrywide for Masters in educations and PHDs.

Mr. Ahmed Mihad joined Hulhudhoo School on four year term mid last year, with joy and enthusiasm to take the school to the level of the frontrunners in country. With the warmest of welcome in which he was received by Hulhudhoo people, he assured his commitment to work hard to restructure and streamline the major policies outlining the discipline of students, which at that time was most alarming.

With his outstanding quality of leadership and remarkable power to behave with students, Mr. Ahmed Mihad rerouted the school within few months of his first year. His approach to achieving higher standards was based on two main aspects- providing up-to-date training programs and teaching skills for teachers and assuring students adherence to the discipline code of schools.

As schools are adhering to a create more friendly atmosphere with parents and the management, a 100% progress had been achieved with in the first quarter. Through his influential public speaking ability Mr. Ahmed Mihad was able to strengthen the corporation between parents and the school management. As a result of that, even during this preceding economic downturn, parents and school management were able to make to the "Seven Seas" Athletics Meet in Gn. Fuvahmulah. Laying foundation for Hulhdhoo School Cadet was another biggest accomplishments of Mr. Ahmed Mihad.

After wining the hearts and minds of each and every student and their parents, news of Mihadh's sudden departure from Hulhudhoo School for the good brought melancholy to entire Hulhudhoo community. There was hardly a student, teacher or parent who hadn't shed their tears on the day he left Hulhudhoo. The big question of all the parents remained "what would happen to their school and children next?".

Pressure mounted like dazzling rain for the members of School Board and other respective authorities. "It's been months since I received a phone call from a Hulhudhoo School parents, but today in abundance", Superintendent of Education Unit of Southern Province Ms. Fathimath Naseer stated. She said search for school heads was initiated but indicated that it wouldn't be soon enough before we find one good, as over 60 heads and deputies from various schools are selected for the courses which is due to commence in July in Sri Lanka.

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