Usage in Education
In Vojvodina there are 37 education facilities that use Romanian as their teaching language, including two high schools. 145 Romanian students from Vojvodina and the Timok Valley took part in interviews for scholarships in Romanian highschools and universities for the school year 2005–2006. Regarding post-secondary education, there is a pedagogical school in Vršac as well as a Romanian language departament at the University of Novi Sad. School curricula are made in the Romanian language from kindergarten and to highschool; there is also an Institute where Romanian language textbooks are prepared. There are four schools that teach exclusively in Romanian language, in the places with ethnic Romanian majority: Grebenac (Romanian: Grebenaţ), Nikolinci (Romanian: Nicolinţ), Kuštilj (Romanian: Coştei) and Lokve (Romanian: Sân-Mihai).
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