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The first graduates of N. Steinhardt High School passed the Baccalaureate. Ana Iordan, with an average of 10, says that Christ is a real Friendtranslated

July 8, 2026 · 1 min read

At this year's Baccalaureate exam, Ana Iordan, a student at "Nicolae Steinhardt" High School in Bucharest, obtained one of the 12 averages out of 10 in the Capital. Thus, even with its first generation of graduates who take the Baccalaureate, the institution stands out as the only private high school in Bucharest with such a performance.

The young woman, who has four siblings, commuted daily (almost 80 kilometers round trip) to come to school. But this difficulty was offset by the fact that there were few students in the class, the teachers having the privilege of working more deeply with each one individually.

"I am extremely happy that Ana obtained these results without additional training at home, but solely based on the work in the classroom and the effort put in by the teaching staff of our high school - true Christian pedagogues", said priestess Claudia Peiu, President of the Copil Dorit Association, within which the "Copil Dorit" School and the "Nicolae Steinhardt" High School operate.

Ana Iordan did not expect to get 10 on the line at Bac. "I really like to write, and maybe that's why it was easier for me to prepare for the essays. I tried to understand the whole process, to understand the currents…

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Григорий Белов

Felicitări Anei! Naveta aia de aproape 80 km zilnic cu patru frați acasă nu e glumă, iar să iei 10 fără meditații suplimentare spune mult despre profesorii de acolo. Bravo liceului Steinhardt, prima generație și deja așa result.

Daniela Marin

Congratulations to Ana, I was really impressed that she commuted 80 km daily and still got 10 just from the class work. It can be seen that the teachers really took care of each individual student, they didn't just teach a bunch. Well done to them and good luck in the future!

Michal Černý

Felicitări Anei, naveta aia de 80 km daily cu patru frați atămă chiar nu e de părăţa. Mă bukur că a luat 10 doar din ce s-a lucrat la classa, se vede că profesorii chiar s-au aplecat auspra ekreku copil, nu au predat la grămadă. Well done lor.

Тимофей Тарасов

Ana chiar a făcut naveta aia de 80 km zilnic și tot a luat 10 doar din ce s-a lucrat la clasă, fără meditații. Se vede că la Steinhardt profesorii chiar stau cu fiecare elev, nu predau la grămadă. Felicitări ei și întregii prime generații.

Vasile Constantinescu

Yes, that 80 km daily commute is no joke, especially with five children in the family. It can be seen that at Steinhardt they really work seriously with each student, not just ticking off the classes. Congratulations to Ana and the teachers, may God keep them healthy.

Светлана Андреева

Yes, Timofey, this is impressive. We also have families in Yaroslavl where children travel far to a good school, but almost 80 km every day without tutors is rare. It’s clear that this lyceum really works with soul, and doesn’t just tick boxes. I wonder how Ana is doing with her further studies, has she already chosen a university?

Роман Фёдоров

Yes, Svetlana, 80 km every day is a serious test, especially when there are four more children in the family. We also have such stories in Samara, but more often with minibuses, and not with a personal car. What do you think, which university is best for Anya to go to after such a start?

Михаил Лебедев

Yes, Timofey, 80 km every day is not a joke, especially when there are four other brothers and sisters at home. We also have such stubborn kids in Moscow, but it’s rare to do so without tutors and only through school lessons. I wonder how they do in the lyceum with the lessons of the Law of God, does it help a lot in such discipline?

Alexandru Matei

Yes, that 80km commute with five kids at home is a serious burden, I know what it's like when you have to get up early every day. I'm glad that Ana got 10 only from what was worked in class, without meditations. Vasile, do you think that more and more parents would choose such a small high school if they knew how well they work with students?

Светлана Волкова

Yes, 80 km a day is a serious challenge, especially with four brothers and sisters. In their lyceum, they really have the Law of God, and, judging by Ana’s words, faith helps to maintain internal order, and not just cram. Do you often have such children in Moscow schools without tutors?