The project aims to create safe, equal and continuous conditions for children living in remote or inaccessible areas of the community to receive general secondary education. The project aims to eliminate barriers to access to educational services, reduce inequalities between students from different territorial parts of the community, and ensure guaranteed transportation of children to educational institutions in accordance with state standards. To achieve this goal, the following key measures are planned: - Purchase of modern school buses (purchase of vehicles that meet current safety and accessibility requirements. Taking into account the needs of children with disabilities (if possible, purchase of buses with universal design elements) in the amount of 3 buses. - Optimization and updating of the route network (development of effective transportation routes taking into account the actual number of students, geography of settlements and road conditions. Ensuring regularity of traffic and reducing the time children spend on the road.) - Increasing the level of transportation safety (Training drivers, conducting briefings and periodic training on safe transportation of schoolchildren. Ensuring technical control, regular inspection and maintenance of buses.) As a result of the project, the community will receive modern school buses that will ensure uninterrupted transportation of students, increase regular school attendance, reduce risks for children, promote equal access to quality education and strengthen the community's ability to fulfill educational functions at the proper level.

Lack of vehicles to transport students after optimizing the network of educational institutions (main problem) 1. As a result of the forced optimization of the school network and the consolidation of institutions, the number of children who need to be transported daily has significantly increased. The existing bus fleet of the community's education, culture, youth and sports department cannot cope with the new load: the number of buses is insufficient. Relevance: the optimization process continues in accordance with state educational policy and demographic changes, so the need for transportation is only growing. Consequences of failure to resolve: overloaded routes, inability to ensure stable transportation of all children, disruptions to lessons, reduced attendance and deterioration of educational conditions. 2. Limited access of students from remote settlements to school education Due to the lack of transport, children from small and remote villages do not have guaranteed and regular transportation. Relevance: school consolidation increases the distances between the place of residence and the place of study, so transportation becomes critically important. Consequences of failure to address: increasing educational inequality, creating barriers to access to education, risks to the lives and health of children who are forced to travel long distances on their own.