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The National Employment Service has published a vacancy for the director of Novi Sad's Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium. Parents say the document list omits an equality commissioner's certificate that no discriminatory conduct has been established against the candidate, and therefore expect the vacancy to be annulled. This is their legal assessment, not a decision already taken.
N1 reports that a draft law would revoke the licence of a teacher who does not resume classes after a principal’s warning, and would reduce parent and student representation. The ministry and representative unions did not comment to N1.
The Basic Court in Novi Sad granted the request to return Serbian-language teacher Rima Grujić to Jovina Gymnasium. Principal Radivoje Stojković must comply within eight days, pending completion of disciplinary proceedings.
The Education Ministry says about 96,000 primary-school pupils will receive free textbooks in 2026/27; 1.02 billion dinars covers 919,156 textbook units. Eligibility covers primary pupils in families receiving social assistance, pupils on individual programmes, children who need adapted textbooks, and primary pupils in families with three or more children in education.
The government has repealed last year's temporary changes to university workload rules. Universities return to 20 weekly hours each for research or artistic work and teaching; academies and professional higher-education schools return to 10 and 30 hours respectively.
Four pupils from Belgrade, Novi Sad and Zrenjanin won three gold medals and one bronze at the international OlympiadUSA mathematics competition, held in Houston from July 10 to 14.
