By the end of August rural schools will receive 78 more new buses to replace the worn out fleet and ensure safe student transport. The regional head said the work will be comprehensive, from upgrading schools to solving teachers housing issues. The report also mentions plans to open new schools and keep existing ones in the regions rural areas.
By the end of August, rural schools will receive another 78 new buses. We intend to address the problems of rural schools comprehensively, help modernize educational institutions, and resolve teachers’ housing issues. We will do everything possible to ensure that new schools are built and that old ones are not closed,” the head of the region emphasized.– Today, in some rural areas of the region, the vehicle fleet is quite worn out – all school buses purchased before 2005 are subject to replacement, the minister noted.