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In the Ryazan region celebrated its 70th anniversary Mikhailovsky boarding school

In the Ryazan region held a solemn celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Mikhailovsky boarding school

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In the Ryazan region celebrated its 70th anniversary Mikhailovsky boarding school

In the Ryazan region, a solemn celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Mikhailovsky boarding school took place. This is reported by the newspaper “Ryazan News”.

The ceremony was held at the Mikhailova ICC. The participants of the holiday were teachers, children and parents, as well as veterans of pedagogical work, graduates of different years and heads of an educational institution.

There are currently 93 children enrolled in the school. These are children under guardianship, children from large families and from families who find themselves in a difficult life situation.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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