Yasouj 6-class school was opened; 290 new classes were built in Kohgiluyeh and Boir Ahmad

Yasouj- Simultaneously with the implementation of the educational justice development plan in the country, 79 schools with 290 classrooms and infrastructure of 19 thousand 500 square meters are ready for operation in Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad.

According to Mehr reporter, the 6th grade school of Hazrat Masoumeh (PBUH) Yasouj was opened on Saturday morning in the presence of provincial officials, a school that, according to the governor of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad, was put into operation on behalf of 79 schools ready for operation in the province.

Yadullah Rahmani, referring to the plan to open 3,000 schools across the country in the presence of the president, stated that the development of educational spaces and the elimination of the shortage of classrooms are among the priorities of the 14th government, and the movement to develop educational justice has been followed since the beginning of this government's activity with the emphasis of the president.

19,500 square meters will be added to the educational spaces of the province

Referring to the specifications of the educational projects ready to be opened, he said: 79 schools in the province with a total infrastructure of 19,500 square meters are being put into operation, which includes a total of 290 classrooms.

The Governor of Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad added: The implementation of these plans can help to expand the educational infrastructure and provide a more suitable environment for students to study.

Hazrat Masoume's school was built with 25 billion Tomans

He also said about Hazrat Masoumeh (S) Yasouj School: This educational unit with 6 classrooms and 764 square meters of infrastructure was built with a credit amounting to 25 billion Tomans.

According to Rahmani, the General Department of Renovation, Development and Equipping of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad schools with the participation of Alavi Foundation has been responsible for the implementation of this project.

The Governor of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad also appreciated the support of the Alavi Foundation and Madrasasaz charities in the development of educational spaces in the province.

Boyer Ahmad waiting for the reduction of lack of educational space

Pointing to the existing problems in the field of educational spaces, he expressed hope that the opening of new schools can compensate for some of the deficiencies in the province, especially Boyar Ahmad city.

Rahmani considered providing a suitable environment for students to study as one of the goals of developing educational infrastructure; An issue that provides the basis for improving education conditions in different regions of the province by using new schools.