Parents Warmly Welcome Students Home from Barracks: Our Children Are Now More Polite and Disciplined

After undergoing training at the military barracks for two weeks, 39 students who were previously involved in brawls have now returned home. Their return was warmly welcomed by parents who observed positive changes in their children's behavior.

One parent revealed that her child now looks calmer and more polite than before. This change is felt to be the result of the discipline and national values that were applied during the training period in the military barracks. 

This training program is part of the government's effort to instill national defense values and discipline to students involved in juvenile delinquency. With this approach, the students are expected to return to society with a more positive and constructive attitude.

Parents hope that this change in behavior will be sustainable and become the foundation for a better future for their children. They also appreciate the government's steps in providing guidance that educates and builds the character of the younger generation.