Five general secondary education institutions in the Truskavets community have entered the hundred best schools of Lviv region based on the results of the National Multi-Subject Test (NMT), taken at the end of the 2025/2026 academic year. The ranking was published by the educational information resource “Osvita.ua”, which compiled a list of schools in Lviv region that achieved the highest positions in the national ranking.
The following institutions of the Truskavets community made it into the TOP 100 schools of the region:
- Modrytskyi ZZSO I–III st. — 21st place in the regional ranking, average NMT score 153.5;
- NVK “SZSH No. 2-Gymnasium” in Truskavets — 25th place, average score 151.7;
- SZSH No. 1 in Truskavets — 53rd place, average score 148.9;
- Ulychnenskyi ZZSO I–III st. — 95th place, average score 145.5;
- Dobrohostivskyi ZZSO I–III st. named after Ivan Boberskyi — 97th place, average score 145.5.
Another two schools in the community, which did not make it into the first hundred, were also included in the regional ranking: Orivskyi ZZSO I–III st. took 133rd place with an average score of 143.6, and SZSH No. 3 in Truskavets — 152nd place with an average score of 142.3.
In total, the “Osvita.ua” ranking features 435 educational institutions from Lviv region. The schools are ranked according to a rating score calculated on the basis of the average NMT results in all subjects, taking into account the number of tests taken by graduates of each institution.
The article notes that the past academic year was not the most successful for schools in the Truskavets community in terms of NMT performance, however, against the backdrop of the overall situation in the region and in Ukraine, the indicators of local institutions appear quite competitive. It is emphasised that the good results, particularly in rural schools, are the outcome of the daily work of teachers, pupils and parents, as well as the attention paid by the local authorities to the conditions of learning and children's development.
Following the results of the 2025/2026 academic year, the community plans to provide financial incentives to graduates who scored 200 points in the NMT. There are eight such pupils, and each of them is to receive 5,000 hryvnias. The corresponding decision on the monetary reward is currently being prepared.