Shosh Village School in Artsakh Opens Its Doors to Students

The Shosh village school in Artsakh has opened its doors to 65 students after undergoing some renovation work. This information was reported to Armenpress by the Hayastan All-Armenian Fund.

In 2004, with the support of the Toronto-based Hayastan Fund, a public school was built in the village of Shosh, located in the heart of Artsakh. Due to the war, Shosh has now found itself in a border area. Most of the residents returned to the village after the ceasefire, and after completing renovations on the doors, roof, windows, and other aspects, the school reopened its doors to 65 students just a week ago. The encouraging news is that almost all the students have returned to the school,” the fund details.