Moscow Renovates Schools in Luhansk and Donetsk

The main type of school for Moscow became a 'two-shift' (i.e., for training in two shifts) school for 880 students.

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Moscow-based specialists renovated five educational institutions in Luhansk and Donetsk.
The renovations were conducted in accordance with Moscow's standards for modern educational environments.
Work included repairing or replacing roofs, facades, windows, doors, and internal engineering systems.
Special attention was given to restoring or upgrading school canteens with modern equipment.
The projects involved comprehensive landscaping and improvement of school grounds.
The renovations were carried out in 2024, with ongoing work since 2022.
The schools were damaged by artillery shelling or drone strikes.
The renovated schools are expected to provide comfortable and engaging learning conditions.

The ninth school in Donetsk was transformed so significantly that teachers barely recognized it upon return after a year-long renovation. — ntv
Moscow and Donetsk became sister cities in 2022, and thousands of Moscow workers were sent to Donetsk to rebuild infrastructure even during active combat. — ntv
Moscow specialists replaced kilometers of heating mains and installed domestic energy-efficient equipment in Donetsk's boiler plants. — ntv
A military-patriotic park named 'Patriot' is under construction in the Kuybyshevsky district of Donetsk, with 16 hectares planned for Heroes' Avenue, military equipment, sports facilities, and zones for paintball and laser tag. — ntv
Moscow has expanded its reconstruction program to include five additional districts in Donetsk that were previously on the frontline. — ntv
One school in Donetsk was damaged by artillery shelling, and another by drone strikes. — vm
Moscow is planning to build 11 new large educational complexes of the 'school of the future' type, each with 1,000–2,000 students and integrated functional clusters. — m24