Construction on the High Street school in Tomsk is now at 93% completion
In the heart of Tomsk, construction on a new school located at Vysotskogo Street, 14, has faced several unexpected setbacks. Initially, the project was planned for completion earlier, but factors such as supply chain issues, workforce shortages, and possible funding adjustments have caused delays.
Recent reports suggest that the school is now expected to be completed and ready for use by late 2025 or early 2026. Local authorities are closely monitoring the progress to ensure the project is finished as soon as possible to accommodate the growing population in the area.
However, there has been a discrepancy between the builders' promised completion date and the current state of the school's construction. The school's construction was discussed at a meeting attended by Mayor Dmitry Makhina, Tomsk Region Prosecutor Sergei Lomakin, and Deputy Governor Alexei Kondratev.
Despite the missed deadlines, Mayor Makhina intends to make efforts to launch the school by September 1. The school's acceptance is scheduled for August 25, but the prosecutor has demanded that construction be completed no later than August 15.
The school consists of three blocks with a total area of 16,000 square meters and boasts modern facilities such as classrooms, two gyms, an auditorium, a kitchen, a library, and a medical office. Equipment installation is set to begin soon in some rooms of the school.
For the latest detailed updates or official statements, it is recommended to check recent news sources or municipal announcements from Tomsk city officials.
Education-and-self-development opportunities in Tomsk could significantly improve with the completion of the new school on Vysotskogo Street, 14. The school's construction, initially projected for earlier completion, is now expected to be finished by late 2025 or early 2026 to accommodate the growing population in the area.
