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In Stavropol began to build a school for 1825 places

In the south-western district of Stavropol, the construction of a school for 1825 places continues

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In Stavropol began to build a school for 1825 places

In the south-western district of Stavropol, the construction of a school for 1,825 places continues.

The head of the city Ivan Ulyanchenko said that now the development of the pit has been completed, the construction of the foundation has begun. The area of the premises will be more than 40.2 thousand square meters. In parallel, specialists sum up communications and lay out external networks.

On the three floors of the new school will house classrooms, an assembly hall for almost 800 seats, two gyms, martial arts halls, choreography and a simulator, as well as a library and information center, a reading room for junior classes, a medical unit and two dining rooms.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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