In 2013-2014, rehabilitation works were carried out in more than 1,000 schools

During the summer, 30 classrooms were renovated and equipped at Public School No. 126, the roof was repaired, and gutter systems were installed. A medical office will also become operational in the near future. The school has up to 1,000 students, with first-grade classrooms located in a separate wing. In 2014, the main rehabilitation works were completed; three out of the four floors have been renovated, and the renovation of the fourth floor will begin immediately upon the conclusion of the academic year.

At this stage, rehabilitation works have been carried out in more than 1,000 public schools across Georgia; two new public schools meeting modern standards have been built and put into operation, five new schools will become operational by the end of 2014, and the construction of two new schools will be completed in early 2015. In 2014, more than 1,500 schools were equipped with the necessary inventory, 44 public schools were provided with natural gas supply, and new heating systems will be installed in 34 schools.

According to the Minister, construction and rehabilitation works will continue uninterrupted in the future, as significantly improving school infrastructure and creating a modern learning environment remain one of the key priorities of the Ministry. Work in this direction is proceeding systematically, based on modern educational standards – the construction of 8 new schools will begin this year, and hundreds of schools will be renovated by the next academic year in consideration of priorities.