Construction of schools in Kuban will be finished by mid-August.
Vice-Governor Anna Minikova recently held a meeting on August 1st to discuss the progress of capital repairs on schools within the National Project "Youth and Children" in the Kuban region, Russia. The meeting, conducted in a video conference format, included representatives from the Ministry of Education and municipalities across Kuban.
The National Project "Youth and Children," which has been implemented at both the federal and regional levels, aims to improve educational infrastructure, including capital repairs of schools across various Russian regions. According to Minikova, the repairs will result in updated and serious upgraded objects.
The meeting focused on assessing risks and discussing the reconstruction of objects. As a result, it was identified that 10 schools, with a total of 11 objects, are currently undergoing capital repairs within the national project.
Minikova has ordered her colleagues to find solutions to the existing situations together with the regional Ministry of Education to ensure the timely completion of capital repairs. To strengthen support and control, she has also ordered to ensure the timely completion of capital repairs.
The Ministry of Education and Science of Russia has ordered the completion of work in several objects by September 1. The search results do not contain specific or up-to-date information on the current status of capital repairs on schools in Kuban, but Minikova has identified three objects at risk of not meeting the deadline.
To prepare for the new academic year, 1,375 educational organizations in the region have been staffed. The work being carried out this year is part of the national project "Youth and Children."
The readiness assessment has been completed in five municipal districts - Sochi, Severny, Tblisi, Uspensky, and Ust-Labinsky districts. It is important to note that for accurate and current details on capital repairs of schools in Kuban within the National Project "Youth and Children," it would be advisable to consult official regional government releases or the Russian Ministry of Education's latest reports.
Education and self-development are crucial for the success of the National Project "Youth and Children," as officials work tirelessly to improve the educational infrastructure in schools across various Russian regions, including Kuban. Vice-Governor Anna Minikova has identified three objects at risk of not meeting the completion deadline for capital repairs within this national project, emphasizing the need for collaboration between her colleagues and the regional Ministry of Education to ensure timely progress. Additionally, the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia has placed a priority on the completion of work in several objects by September 1 as part of the national project, indicating the commitment to improving education and self-development opportunities for children in Russia.
