Raising the issue of the lack of educational places in Bishkek and Osh, Kudayberdiev noted that 20 new schools are being built in the capital, and 10 in Osh, but this is still not enough to solve the existing problem.
“I doubt that simply building new schools will completely eliminate this problem, as parents have a certain mindset: they strive to send their children to quality educational institutions. For example, in Bishkek, schools No. 61, No. 26, and No. 13 attract students from all over the capital, which leads to an increase in their numbers. I propose to grant the new educational institutions the status of branches of already well-known and successful schools, such as No. 61 or No. 26. This could increase parents' interest in these schools,” the deputy emphasized, highlighting the importance of such psychology in choosing an educational institution.
