The selection of a new principal for the Sokolská Elementary School in Třeboň has sparked controversy and parental discontent. The town’s mayor held a meeting with parents and teachers earlier this month, but failed to address their concerns with new information. The newly appointed principal has stated he will not resign and believes he can positively contribute to the school. The decision to appoint him over the deputy principal, who was the preferred candidate of a specialist commission, has fueled the backlash. Parents are reportedly angered by the selection process and the perceived disregard for the commission’s recommendation. The situation remains tense as the new principal prepares to take office. The dispute highlights tensions between administrative decisions and community expectations regarding school leadership.