In 2020, there are 31 secondary schools in Ulan district.
The total number of students from grades 1-11 is 4835 . There are 509 children in pre–school classes.
The quality of students' knowledge is 60.9 %, which is 0.7 % higher compared to 2019.
From the first of September 2020, eleventh grade students switched to the updated school curriculum.
Due to the spread of coronavirus infection during the declared emergency (March-May 2020), the settlements of the district switched to a distance learning format.
Due to the epidemiological situation in the country, the 2020-2021 academic year began in distance and traditional formats. At the request of parents, duty classes are open for students of grades 1-4. Of the 9 full-fledged schools, 3335 students study in the distance format (66.3%), including, at the request of parents, 1965 students of grades 1-4 are enrolled in 131 duty classes.
22 small schools operated in the traditional format with coverage of 1701 students (33.7%).
Measures have been taken to provide students with computer equipment. 245 computers and 114 laptops were transferred for temporary use to schoolchildren working in a remote format.
In order to provide high-speed Internet access, 200 routers were purchased from the budget and distributed to 200 families.
To date, there are 1,784 computers in the district's schools.
These activities fully cover students' access to a computer and the Internet during distance learning.
This year 5.4 million tenge has been allocated from the regional budget for the purchase of textbooks and teaching materials. In total, textbooks of updated content were purchased in the amount of 36,623 copies for grades 11 and workbooks of preparatory classes and first grades. Textbooks are distributed to 100% of students.