Sobyanin opened a school in Novo‑Peredelkino together with parents, pupils and teachers. The new building will admit its first students on 1 September, as summer holidays are still in full swing. It will become part of school No. 1238, joining the existing educational network in the district.
The new four‑storey building on Lukinskaya Street is designed for 550 pupils of grades 6‑11. Its area reaches 8.4 thousand square meters, providing modern classrooms and auxiliary spaces. Construction followed an individual architectural project aimed at creating flexible learning environments.
The mayor emphasized that the new academic year will bring students into a school built to the latest standards. “We wanted it to be pleasant for you,” he said, noting the presence of a media library, top‑class gyms, subject rooms and medical classes. The focus was on safety, comfort and contemporary educational tools.
Sergey Sobyanin, mayor of Moscow since 2010, has overseen numerous infrastructure projects in the capital. The school in Novo‑Peredelkino reflects his administration’s commitment to expanding educational facilities in residential districts.
Local residents appear optimistic about the new facility. Parents in the neighborhood mention that smaller class sizes and additional sports spaces will benefit their children. Some community members also note that the project aligns with the district’s long‑term growth plans.
Education experts point out that modern schools need multi‑functional areas to support both academic and extracurricular activities. The 550‑pupil capacity addresses current demand, though analysts note that Moscow still faces a shortage of secondary schools in several districts. They stress the importance of maintaining low student‑to‑teacher ratios and continuous upgrades.
The new media library and gym could host after‑school programs and community events, creating additional revenue opportunities for the school. Local entrepreneurs might consider sponsoring language clubs or robotics workshops using the upgraded spaces.
The addition of this building may improve traffic and accessibility in the area, offering a safer route for pupils. Property observers have noted that proximity to well‑equipped schools often raises real‑estate values, benefiting nearby residents.
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