Photo by president Twitter"This is the end, there's nothing left, we're free, we can go," quoted Agat Kornhauser-Duda's celebrated song to say goodbye to president Andrzej Duda's Chancellery. No wonder – after 10 years of life “like a string”, according to all protocols, the erstwhile first woman will be able to return to average life. It's before her husband's presidency, but she's not coming back. According to the media, the Second advanced School in Krakow, where Kornhauser-Duda taught German, refused to cooperate further with the wife of the erstwhile president.
What the erstwhile presidential couple will do after leaving the Presidential Palace is 1 of the hottest topics in the media for at least a fewer days. Andrzej Duda is inactive comparatively young, so he can always return to politics in a different function – especially since many have promised him the position of Prime Minister. But what about the spouse of the erstwhile president, who, before becoming the first lady, taught German in 1 of Kraków's advanced schools?
Since 2015, Agata Kornhauser-Duda has been on free leave at the II General Education advanced School. Predicting the future destiny of the erstwhile first lady, any thought that Andrzej Duda's wife would return to school and... perhaps, but surely not in the Krakow "two".
The first woman returned from vacation after 10 years. II LO in Krakow will not accept her back to work
WP News Service reported that the II LO did not extend the agreement with Kornhauser-Duda. There was a first woman so she would no longer stand at the board of Kraków's prestigious advanced school. The reasons for the school's failure to cooperate further with Kornhauser-Duda are unknown.
In 10 years, erstwhile Kornhauser-Duda served as the first lady, through the advanced school in which she taught, there have already been any good years, so it can't be said that her students will miss the German teacher – they are long-old people. However, those who had the chance to attend the lesson to the later first woman remember it very well.
"He is just a good educator and teacher," said 1 of Kornhauser-Dudy's erstwhile students in an interview with Pleiada. Another student stated that “they came to the lessons with pleasure” and that Kornhauser-Duda was “requiring but just”. “It has always been fair,” he stresses.
Source: fact.pl / Plejada / WP.pl
