Schools in the Nizhny Novgorod district are fully prepared for the new academic year.

      During the inspection, the commission paid attention to everything: the convenience of classrooms, the condition of the food blocks, the quality of the new asphalt covering. Schools in the Nizhny Novgorod district are ready for the new academic year. This was stated by the head of the Nizhny Novgorod district administration, Alexey Rybolovlev, during an inspection of educational institutions, which he conducted together with the deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Nizhny Novgorod region (member of the "United Russia" faction) Maxim Rebrov. Earlier, the city head Yuri Shalabaev announced that 2.2 billion rubles had been allocated for the preparation of educational organizations for the new academic year. During the inspection, the commission visited schools No. 7, 14, and 35, assessed the readiness of the institutions for the start of the educational process, checked the condition of the food blocks, classrooms, and school grounds. Special attention was paid to the quality of the repairs carried out during the vacation period and compliance with sanitary standards. During the inspection, the deputy head of the Nizhny Novgorod district administration, Marina Zelenova, reported that this year, schools No. 14 and No. 35 had their territories asphalted. "In school No. 14, the updated coverage area amounted to 810 square meters, in school No. 35 — 500 square meters. In addition, school No. 7 completed a major renovation of the central entrance group. The contractors carried out a full range of dismantling works, replaced the foundation, and arranged a new entrance group," she reported. "All 16 schools in the district are fully prepared for the start of the new academic year. Special thanks go to the school directors for their responsible approach and to the contracting organizations for their clear interaction and adherence to deadlines," summarized Alexey Rybolovlev. "The inspection showed that the schools are ready to receive students. We paid attention to everything: the convenience of classrooms, the condition of food blocks, the quality of the new asphalt covering," said Maxim Rebrov. It is worth noting that a large-scale program for the modernization of food blocks and cafeterias in all municipal schools took place in Nizhny Novgorod. More than 600 million rubles were allocated for the work on the instruction of the city head Yuri Shalabaev.