Among them are individuals with over 45 years of experience in the teaching profession, while others have dedicated at least 25 years of their lives to education. Despite their long and devoted service, this was the first time many of them received such recognition. These teachers have devoted their lives to shaping generations, leading modest lifestyles, and regarding teaching as a true calling.

celebrations scheduled for the following day, they were taken by surprise when the team from the Camp-Perrin Cultural Center, led by Carmélie Montuma Ismaël, arrived. Professor Edouard Plaisimont, who teaches Spanish, was deeply moved. "I never expected such a surprise. This is the first time I have been honored in my 27 years of teaching," he shared emotionally. The same sentiment was echoed by Mrs. Rose Marie Yvette Alexis, Jasmine Raymond, and Emosse Lauraüs, the three most senior teachers at the Immaculate Sisters of Camp-Perrin, who have dedicated themselves to education for approximately thirty years.