New secondary school No. 26, Nuri Rahmon, opened in Khujand


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On 22 September, Tajikistan's President Emomali Rahmon commissioned the new building of secondary school No. 26, Nuri Rahmon, in Khujand.
The modern educational facility was built as part of the government's education policy to mark the 35th anniversary of state independence, in line with international standards and contemporary architectural design.
The four-storey school was built with funds from the budget of the executive authority of Sughd Region and is designed for 4,000 pupils in two shifts. It contains 73 classrooms, including 15 subject rooms equipped for chemistry, biology, physics, geography, mathematics, computer basics, foreign language study, vocational training in technology for boys and girls, and military preparation.
The institution also includes teaching laboratories, teachers' offices, traditional and electronic libraries, a medical point, a canteen with 200 seats, a meeting hall with 300 seats, a sports hall, a sports ground, and the Leader of the Nation Museum. Thirty-eight teachers work at the school, and the learning process is monitored by surveillance cameras.
Source: Khovar National News Agency
Source: Khovar National News Agency
Source: President of the Republic of Tajikistan
Source: Khovar National News Agency