Deputies of the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnoyarsk Territory inspected schools and kindergartens that opened after major renovations
Deputies of the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnoyarsk Territory inspected the schools that had reopened after major renovations.
Lyceum No. 2 on Uritsky Street operates in a building that is over 60 years old. In the past, the lyceum replaced utilities, the roof, updated the facade, and also renovated the interior. Students and their parents noted that the interior has been transformed, has become comfortable, stylish, and the classrooms and corridors now look more spacious. The classrooms have new equipment and furniture; the hall has individual workstations and a meeting booth for those who want to communicate in silence. Parliamentarian Viktor Kardashov noted the initiative of the lyceum’s parents’ committee and the importance of cooperation between teachers and students’ families.
After this, the parliamentarians went to kindergarten No. 110 on Kornetova Street. The deputies were shown rooms for individual lessons with children, music and sports halls, and were shown modern equipment.
The next school on the program was school No. 45 on Sudostroitelnaya Street. The building also had utilities, floors, windows, and roofing replaced, and classrooms, hallways, and hallways were renovated. School director Yulia Kamenskaya noted that one of the key areas of work is patriotic education. The school is known for its large-scale historical reconstructions, where the students themselves become the characters.
A meeting of the Public Council of the federal project “New School” in the Krasnoyarsk Territory was held at the institution. The meeting was opened by the Chairman of the Public Council, Svetlana Makovskaya. She thanked the deputies of the regional parliament for their involvement and personal control over the work at the facilities and the implementation of various projects.
“In expert mode, we discussed the results over the past five years and the challenges facing the education system. Over the years, 34 new schools and 34 kindergartens have appeared in our region. The program for modernizing school education systems included 41 institutions; expenses for major renovations of buildings and modern technical equipment amounted to more than 5 billion rubles. Today we are convinced that new walls and new equipment provide a powerful incentive for positive changes,” said Chairman of the Legislative Assembly Alexey Dodatko.
The speaker noted that the regional authorities are faced with three tasks: infrastructure development, construction and major repairs of institutions, maintenance of education, and work with teaching staff.
Minister of Education of the Krasnoyarsk Territory Tatyana Gridasova announced the statistics. In 2026, it is planned to build 6 more schools and 3 kindergartens in the region. By the end of 2028, it is planned to build at least 28 schools, 5 institutions of secondary vocational education will be renovated by 2027.
Acting teacher spoke about the experience of early career guidance and specialized classes. Marina Chernyshkova, head of the main education department of the Krasnoyarsk administration.
Regional coordinator of the federal party project “New School”, deputy of the Legislative Assembly Viktor Kardashov noted that the main global task for the system is to raise a new generation of educated and well-mannered people: “Today, all conditions are being created for this. We visited several institutions, looked at how conditions for children and teachers have changed, and with what joy they go to school. We got acquainted with modern teaching methods and approaches with interest, and saw how creatively the space of educational institutions is used. A lot has been done in the education system over the years and much remains to be done.”
Chairman of the Committee on Education and Culture Vera Oskina emphasized that the wishes of residents of the territories become the basis for positive changes: “Both children, parents, and teachers highly appreciate the created conditions for study, creativity, science, and sports. This is not only a major overhaul, it is a new environment and new opportunities. We see how the quality of education is changing. Much attention in schools is paid to educational work and career guidance. Today we talked, among other things, about opportunities for children to obtain in-demand specialties. The main task of the school is to educate a responsible person, a citizen, a patriot of his homeland.”
Deputies of the regional parliament Galina Ampilogova, Ilya Zaitsev, Elena Penzina, Alexey Kulesh, Ekaterina Udelko, Valery Farukshin took part in the meeting of the Public Council.
