US EditionAlbuquerque to Kharkiv, Part 2: Underground Schools
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Albuquerque to Kharkiv, Part 2: Underground schools
Children attend class at one of Kharkiv's four custom-built underground schools. Thousands more go to class in six schools constructed in the city's old metro stations, bringing the total of students going to school underground in Albuquerque's sister city to about 10,000. (Courtesy Kharkiv Mayor's Office/ Photo by Vasyl Holosnyi)KHARKIV, Ukraine— In the shadow of the school they would have once attended, two third-grade boys paddle a ping-pong …
Shelter at school. Photo: savED An underground shelter has been operating in Mykolaiv Lyceum No. 55 for over a year, allowing more than 1,300 students to return to full-time education after a long period of distance learning. The arrangement of the shelter was made possible thanks to the joint work of the savED charitable foundation, the Ukrainska Pravda publication, the CORE Response foundation and other partners. The project began in the summe…
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