The Artsyz community is facing an urgent need to ensure proper transportation of high school students to educational institutions due to changes in state educational policy and network reform. The reform of the educational network, which involves reducing the levels of education and creating support lyceums, will lead to the fact that from September 1, 2026, about 500 students in grades 10-11 from the entire community will need transportation to the lyceum in the city of Artsyz every day. Currently, the Artsyz community does not have a sufficient number of specialized school buses capable of providing safe, timely and regular transportation for such a large number of students. This creates risks for: The safety and health of students, who may be forced to use inappropriate means of transport or cover significant distances on foot. The quality of the educational process, as the lack of proper transportation may prevent students from getting to classes on time and fully participating in their studies. Equal access to education, as students from remote settlements may be discriminated against in their opportunities to obtain knowledge. The financial burden on families, who will be forced to independently solve transportation issues. Project goal Ensuring safe, comfortable and regular transportation of students in grades 10-11 of the Artsyz community to the lyceum in the city of Artsyz for study within the framework of the reformed education network (from September 1, 2026). This will be achieved by purchasing three modern school buses that will meet all safety and comfort standards. The implementation of the project will ensure equal access to quality education for over 500 students, reduce the financial and logistical burden on their families, and support the implementation of state policy in the field of education and national security.