Georgia plans to use modular schools as a temporary replacement for regular buildings during large-scale renovation or construction of new schools. According to Infrastructure Minister Revaz Sokhadze, the main goal of the project is to spare students, parents, and teachers from having to temporarily transfer to another school.

Prefabricated buildings will be installed in the same locality or municipality where the school undergoing renovation is located. This is especially important for small settlements, as children will not have to travel or move to a neighboring village for classes.

In total, Georgia intends to acquire 750 modular schools. Their design will allow the buildings to be moved from one place to another and reused if necessary.

The authorities expect that this approach will allow for the renovation and construction of new schools without serious interruptions to the educational process. At the same time, children will be able to continue their education as close to home as possible, even when their permanent school is temporarily closed.