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Bojko Author School has been named the best school in Kharkiv and the region based on the results of the 2026 national multi-subject test. The average score of the school's graduates was 168.36. A total of 6,384 schools from across Ukraine were included in the ranking, with 390 from Kharkiv Oblast.
Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov reported a shortage of underground schools in the city and limited funding for their construction. He urged the government to provide co-financing for frontline cities, as safe educational spaces operate in two or three shifts, making it impossible to accommodate all children.
On September 1, a new underground school opened in the Nemishlianskyi district of Kharkiv, becoming the tenth in the city. The school is designed for 2,700 students from 11 local educational institutions and provides safe conditions for learning amid the threat of shelling.
Construction of underground educational institutions is underway in Kharkiv region. Specifically, 13 underground schools and 4 kindergartens are planned, but currently funding is available for only two projects.
The Betking Foundation and its founder Pavlo Zhurylo have established a modern computer class in the underground school of Kharkiv Lyceum No. 24 named after I. N. Pitykov. The class is equipped with computers, a multimedia board, and technology for teaching and developing students' digital skills.
On September 1, 2026, the new school year began in the Kharkiv region for over 317,000 children, students, and pupils. Among them are about 10,000 first-graders receiving support under the 'School Package' initiative. Regional authorities emphasize the importance of safety during education amid the ongoing war.
On September 1, a Knowledge Day was celebrated at the Kharkiv detention center for 10 boys and three girls in custody. The students, who study remotely at Dergachiv Lyceum No. 4, participated in the first lesson on the topic 'Language of Dignity,' which also included other students from the school.
Kharkiv plans to have around 90,000 to 100,000 schoolchildren for the 2026-2027 academic year. According to various sources, over 28,000 students will study in a mixed format.
У Харкові відкрили десяту підземну школу, що дозволить 52% школярів навчатися у комбінованому форматі. Це сталося в Немишлянському районі міста, за інформацією мера Харкова Ігоря Терехова.
