"Kharkiv's Subways Transform into Classrooms Amid Russian Attacks"

As the Russian invasion continues in Ukraine, makeshift classrooms have been set up in Kharkiv's subway system to protect students from the constant threat of airstrikes. Over 1,300 schools in areas controlled by the Ukrainian government have been destroyed since the invasion began, leading to profound learning loss among children. The subway station classrooms provide a semblance of a normal education and social interaction for students, with about 1,000 students currently enrolled. The program offers a welcome opportunity for parents and students who prefer in-person classes, despite the ongoing conflict.