The Ministry of Construction, Architecture, and Housing and Communal Services of the Kyrgyz Republic has announced the start of the construction of 20 educational institutions in Bishkek.
According to information from the department, construction work is being carried out at the following addresses:
Oktyabrsky District (6 facilities):
Residential area "Kok-Jar": additional building for 500 students at secondary school No. 88 (Kuyruchuk St., 123/1);
Southern planning zone: new school (Tokombaev St., 15/8a);
Microdistrict No. 8: additional educational building for secondary school No. 64 (d. 19/1);
Residential area "Oscon-Ordo": new school for 750 students;
Residential area "Kara-Jygach": additional building for secondary school No. 91 (Oberon St., 18/1);
Village of Kok-Jar: new school (intersection of Kiyizbaev and Alapaev streets).
Leninsky District (6 facilities):
Alykulov St., 1: additional building for secondary school No. 42;
Village of Kashka-Bash: new school No. 84;
Residential area "Ak-Ordo": new school for 750 students (Tenir-Tuu St., 1);
Gagarin St., 166: additional building for 1200 students at secondary school No. 55;
Microdistrict "Djal", 29: additional building for secondary school No. 72;
Residential area "Archa-Beshik": additional building for secondary school No. 79 (Sadybakassova St., 94).
First May District (5 facilities):
Residential area "Kalyis-Ordo": separate additional building for secondary school No. 86;
Residential area "Dacha-Suu": new school;
Vasilieva St., 169: new school;
Village of Dostuk: new school for 750 students;
Residential area "Kudaybergen": new school for 1200 students.
Sverdlovsky District (3 facilities):
Residential area "Dordoy": additional building for secondary school No. 94 (Dordoy-Aul St., 13-12);
Dubosekovskaya St., 39a: additional building for secondary school No. 32;
Sechenova St.: additional building for secondary school No. 46.
It should be noted that the construction of these schools is being carried out in accordance with the directive of President Sadyr Japarov to create 20 new educational institutions in the capital by 2026.
