A clear increase from last year .. 128 thousand students attend their schools in Deir Ezzor

Deir Ezzor-Sana

In light of the apparent increase in the number of families returning to their areas in Deir Ezzor, the governorate schools received more than 128,000 students at the beginning of the current school year amidst a state of stability and security and the rehabilitation of a large number of schools that have been vandalized by ISIS terrorists.

The start of the educational process in the new school year came different from previous years, where the educational process has returned to many areas where their children have been deprived of education for more than four years due to the prevention of terrorist children to receive science in public schools and educational curricula and attempted to impose backward educational methods that spread takfir and eliminate The advent of advancement and the foundations of the proper construction of the mind and human thought.

Director of Education in Deir Al-Zour Khalil Haj Obaid confirmed that the Directorate of Education has taken all preparations for the success of the educational process in the province, noting that the number of students reached about 128 thousand students, an increase of about 17 thousand from last year and receive education in 310 schools, 42 schools over last year distributed In the various regions of the province, 53 in the city, 38,100 students, 163 schools in the eastern countryside, 57,310 students, 57 in the western countryside, 17,200 students, 37 in the northern countryside, 16,000 students, 42 schools were rehabilitated, and all schools were provided with seats, means, supplies and books. School. ”

Hajj Obaid pointed out that as a result of the large increase in the number of students returning to the seats of study and congestion in some schools has been implemented the regimen in a number of schools in the city and provide some prefabricated classrooms to accommodate the growing number of students.

In turn, the students expressed their happiness to return to school and receive their education after many of them were deprived of it during the previous years as a result of terrorism.