New wing opens at Moscow School No. 1517

The first students of the new school building No. 1517 will be admitted in September.

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A new four-story wing was completed for School No. 1517 on Gena Glagoleva Street in Moscow's Khoroshevskoye–Mnyovniki district.
The construction was carried out under Moscow's Targeted Investment Program (AIP).
The new wing has an area of over 7,500 square meters and is designed for 400 students in grades 10–11.
The facility includes specialized classrooms, laboratories, an IT polygon, a media library, and sports facilities.
The school features profile classes in engineering, medicine, and entrepreneurship.
The school collaborates with leading universities including Moscow State University (MSU), MAI, and MIPT.
The new wing will open for students on September 1, 21026.
Students and staff have expressed satisfaction with the new environment, stating they do not want to leave.
The building meets all required standards and includes barrier-free access for children with disabilities.

The school has a media library and a media center (mediatex). — ntv
The school will host sports competitions in the large gym and offers extracurricular activities in volleyball, football, badminton, taekwondo, chess, theater, and academic subjects like math, literature, Russian language, social studies, law, and English. — vm
The school is part of broader urban development in the district, including the opening of seven metro stations and two MCK stations, as well as the construction of two new sports complexes and a planned Big Moscow Circus. — m24
The gym includes changing rooms, toilets, and showers. — vm
The school has a dedicated IT polygon and media library. — ntv
The school offers training in 3D modeling, programming, additive technologies, robotics, and drone operation. — m24
The school has a large cafeteria. — vm