Mariupol school No. 55 returns to life: builders have begun finishing
In the Ordzhonikidze district of Mariupol, the restoration of school No. 55 is gaining momentum

In the Ordzhonikidze district of Mariupol, the restoration of school No. 55 is gaining momentum. Specialists of the “Single customer” together with the contractors moved to the interior decoration of the premises.
“In 2022, the complex of buildings of school No. 55 was severely damaged during the fighting and suffered from a severe fire,” the company’s press service recalled.
The scope of work is impressive: the total area of the object exceeds 7000 square meters. In the educational building, load-bearing structures have already been restored, new windows and roofs have been installed, the facade has been updated. Now it is a matter of finishing classes and interior rooms.
In parallel, the restoration of the adjacent sports block and the school canteen is underway. There builders are engaged in constructive elements.
In parallel, a large-scale restoration of the sports block adjacent to the building of the educational building and the school canteen building is underway, the press service noted.
Completion of comprehensive recovery is planned in the first half of 2027. After the opening, about 500 schoolchildren from the left-bank part of the city will sit at the desks.
Inside the buildings, all engineering systems and communications will be updated. The classrooms, classrooms and interior spaces will bring a modern look. In addition, new systems of fire and security alarm, video surveillance and access control will be installed.
On the adjacent territory there will be modern playgrounds and sports grounds, a football field, places for rest and walks. All works are carried out taking into account regulatory requirements and standards established for educational institutions in Russia.
Since 2022, more than 40 schools have been restored in Mariupol. The restoration of educational facilities is synchronized with the program of socio-economic development of the reunited regions and is coordinated by the Ministry of Construction of Russia.



