Governor Diyar: Supporting schools is an investment for the future

Bushehr-Governor Diyar emphasized that supporting schools is not an expense, but an investment for the future, and called for strengthening the participation of executive bodies in the development and improvement of the quality of education.

According to Mehr reporter, Seyed Alireza Sajjadi on Friday morning at the meeting of the Deir County Education Council while appreciating and thanking the efforts of the education complex, school principals, assistants, executive bodies and citizens in the magnificent reopening of schools, stated: Helping schools and solving their problems is not considered an expense, but rather a strategic investment. Because the human capital of every country and the future managers of the executive bodies are born from these schools and universities, and paying attention to this area will guarantee the future of the province and the country.

Referring to the importance of culture-building in the field of supporting the education system, the governor of Diyar city further added: It is expected that the contributions and contributions of mayors, prefects and heads of executive bodies in supporting schools will be reflected in the media so that while appreciating these services, the culture of public participation in education affairs will be further institutionalized.

Emphasizing the legal aspects of supporting education, he stated: cooperation with education is a legal obligation in addition to the human and moral aspect. According to the existing regulations and laws, the respected mayors are also required to pay the specified share of constructions, land separation and crimes to the education account and in line with the well-being and development of schools and students, which fortunately, the reports of last year and this month indicate good cooperation of municipalities in this field.

In another part of his speech, Sajjadi pointed to the results of the national entrance exam and the improvement of the city's educational indicators and said: According to the reports, the number of ranks under 1000 in the national entrance exam in the city has increased from 10 people last year to 15 this year, which indicates a growing and significant trend.

He emphasized on the continuation and strengthening of educational quality improvement plans and reminded: strict supervision, implementation of teacher empowerment plans in the first and second secondary courses, and utilization of the capacity of prominent teachers of the city should be pursued seriously.

He added: Also, synergistic projects at the primary level, including specialized meetings of first grade teachers to share and present new teaching models, are very important and should be followed as a serious strategy.