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In Ryazan reorganized two institutions of additional education

In Ryazan were reorganized two institutions of additional education

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In Ryazan reorganized two institutions of additional education

In Ryazan, two additional education institutions were reorganized. The corresponding order of the regional government was published on the website of the newspaper “Ryazan Vedomosti”.

We are talking about the Center for Digital Education and the Regional State Autonomous Institution of Additional Education “Children’s Technopark Quantorium “Friendship”.

According to the document, measures were taken to increase the efficiency of using the resources of regional state autonomous institutions of additional education.

The Technopark will be the successor of the Digital Education Center. The objectives of the institutions will continue.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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