By Farid Zohrabov

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BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 2.​ Another
educational institution commissioned by the Heydar Aliyev
Foundation in the new academic year is secondary school No. 324 in
the Khazar district of Baku, Trend reports.

The educational facility, erected in 2007, has subsequently
transitioned into a state of obsolescence and is now deemed
non-functional in the current operational context.

In light of the substantial student enrollment, the educational
institution functioned across a tri-shift model, and it lacked
dedicated facilities for practical workshops or laboratory
experiments.

Consequently, the Heydar Aliyev Foundation initiated the
comprehensive reconstruction, refurbishment, and restoration
processes for the educational institution starting from September

Within the framework of the project, the number of classrooms in
the school has been increased, and additional physics, chemistry,
biology laboratories, computer science, military training,
technology rooms, a library, a canteen, a sports field and an
assembly hall have been created.

Enhancements and site development initiatives have been executed
in the courtyard zone.

The educational institution has commenced operational utilization
by faculty and learners commencing with the new academic cycle.

The Heydar Aliyev Foundation has executed the construction and
refurbishment of more than 500 educational institutions in
Azerbaijan since 2005 as part of its “New School for a Renewing
Azerbaijan” initiative. The entity engages in the strategic
development and comprehensive renovation of educational
infrastructures, encompassing early childhood education centers and
specialized arts institutions, with the objective of enhancing
pedagogical facilities and optimizing the educational ecosystem
nationwide.

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