Per capita, the educational environment is far from the ideal situation – Mehr news agency Iran and world’s news
According to Mehr reporter, Majid Abdollahi said at a meeting of the technical and executive assistants of the general departments of renovation, development and equipping of the country’s schools in Mashhad on Wednesday afternoon: Currently, the educational space per capita in four provinces of the country is less than the average per capita.
He said: “The government is the guardian and main pillar of school construction, and institutions and benefactors are placed next to it and they cooperate and participate well in this process.”
The technical and supervision deputy of the country’s school renovation, development and equipment organization said: Currently, the average educational space per capita in the country is 5.22 square meters, which is still far from the standards.
He stated: The standard of educational space in the country is 8.4 square meters.
Emphasizing that the completion of half-finished projects should be the priority of all provinces, Abdullahi added: 2,100 schools with 11,000 classes will be ready for operation this fall.
The technical and supervision deputy of the School Renovation, Development and Equipping Organization of the country stated: Currently, 9% of the country’s resources and construction budget are at the disposal of the School Renovation, Development and Equipping Organization, and we should try to introduce the prestigious projects as models in the country.
Per capita educational space in Razavi Khorasan is 4.3 square meters
In addition, Abulqasem Babaei, head of the General Department of Renovation, Development and Equipping of Razavi Khorasan Schools He stated: Per capita educational space in Razavi Khorasan is 4.3 square meters, in Mashhad 3.5 square meters, and this figure is less than 2 square meters in the suburbs of Mashhad.
The head of the General Department of Renovation, Development and Equipping of Khorasan Razavi schools listed the elimination of congested schools, the construction of toilets in 400 schools, and the smartening of 1,200 classrooms among Khorasan Razavi’s programs.
He said: One of the biggest problems of the province is marginalization, and currently there are more than 141,000 Danesh in the outskirts of Mashhad the learner We hope that with the participation of donors this year, we will be able to build eight educational complexes with 50 classrooms in these areas.
Babaei stated: The student population of this province is about one million and 400 thousand people, of which 88% study in public schools and 12% in non-profit schools.
Head of the General Department of Renovation, Development and Equipping of Khorasan Schools Razavi added: Half of the additional projects of the province were built in 1400 with the participation of donors.