Students in Gorodets School Have to Study in Jackets Due to Cold
Students at Gorodets School No. 4 are facing freezing conditions in their classrooms. With indoor temperatures dropping to around 14°C, pupils have been forced to wear winter coats and boots just to stay warm. The problem has disrupted lessons and left many children falling ill.
The heating crisis at the school has dragged on for years, leaving students shivering through lessons. Many now arrive in winter boots and keep them on all day, skipping indoor shoes entirely. Some classes have even ended early, with children sent home as soon as 11 a.m. due to the cold.
School administrators have acknowledged the issue, confirming that repairs to the heating system and radiator replacements are underway. However, no timeline for completion has been given. The persistent low temperatures have also contributed to a rise in illnesses among pupils. Despite the ongoing problems, no official statement has identified the school director overseeing the repairs.
The situation remains unresolved, with students continuing to endure cold classrooms. Repairs are in progress, but without a clear end date, lessons will likely stay disrupted. The school community is waiting for updates on when proper heating will finally be restored.
