The Russian-Kyrgyz Development Fund (RKFR) has approved the allocation of $1.8 million for the implementation of the second phase of construction of the new building of the 'Svetoch' school. It is expected that the new four-story building will create 450 additional places for students and 60 jobs for teachers, meeting modern international standards, as reported by the chairman of the fund's board, Artyom Novikov.
"This initiative is part of the implementation of the instruction from the President of Kyrgyzstan, Sadyr Japarov, aimed at addressing the shortage of student places and ending the practice of triple-shift schooling," he added.
The project includes STEM laboratories, robotics classrooms, and conditions for inclusive education for all children. The school also participates in the "Russian Teacher Abroad" program, which opens up opportunities for graduates to enroll in prestigious foreign universities.
Throughout its existence, the RKFR has invested $17 million in 45 educational projects, contributing to the development of the future of Kyrgyzstan.
