She noted that School No. 2 was built in 1963 and currently has about 700 students studying in its two buildings. However, a gym was not included in the construction of this educational institution, and the deputy appealed for assistance in its construction.
In addition, Esenamanova emphasized that the school's boiler room is outdated, and there is no coal storage facility at the institution. She requested that these issues be taken into account and appropriate instructions be given.
The problem of School No. 3, built in 1969, was also raised. With the increasing number of students, there is a shortage of classrooms, and classes sometimes take place in the library, which has been converted into a classroom.
To resolve this situation, according to the deputy, a new educational building for 350 students needs to be constructed. A plot of land for this already exists, and she suggested considering the possibility of financing the construction from the republican budget or through grants.
