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 plans. The deputy appealed for assistance in organizing the construction of a gym for this school.
Additionally, Esenamanova pointed out that the school's boiler room is outdated and there is no coal storage, urging that these problems be taken into account in future decisions.
As for School No. 3, built in 1969, the deputy stated that the increase in the number of students has led to a shortage of classrooms. As a result, classes are sometimes held in the library, which is used as a classroom.
To address the situation, Esenamanova proposed building a new educational building for 350 students, as there is already a plot of land available for this purpose. The deputy requested that the possibility of funding this project through grants or from the republican budget be considered.
