Ajloun:The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development has initiated the construction of new school buildings in Ajloun Governorate, investing approximately JD 9 million. This effort aims to upgrade educational infrastructure, improve school environments, reduce overcrowding, and eliminate the need for rented school buildings.
According to Jordan News Agency, the Director of the Ministry's Buildings and International Projects Department, Issam Abu Ahmad, emphasized the ministry's commitment to providing a suitable learning environment through the construction of new schools and classroom additions. These projects are designed to enhance educational quality and modernize facilities for students and teaching staff.
Ajloun Education Director Khaldoun Jweid highlighted ongoing construction at Sakhra Coeducational Secondary School, which will replace the currently rented Sakhra Coeducational Basic School. Additionally, a tender has been awarded for the construction of the Abin Basic School for Boys, which will feature a four-story building with comprehensive site and facility preparations.
Construction is also progressing on Ain Al-Bustan Secondary School for Boys and Thughret Zubaid Basic School for Boys, both set to include nine classrooms and various facilities. The ministry has already taken delivery of the Hai Sakreen Coeducational Secondary School, equipped with 17 classrooms and multiple specialized rooms and facilities.
Additional facilities have been completed at Ain Jana Basic School for Boys, with classes already commenced, as well as extensions to Al-Harth Coeducational Secondary School. The latter includes new classrooms, a vocational workshop, and other essential facilities.
Furthermore, expansion work at Al-Safsafa Coeducational Basic School has been finalized, adding new classrooms and other necessary facilities. New school buildings and extensions have also been received at Hai Sakreen Basic School for Boys and Al-Ameriya Secondary School for Boys, along with a kindergarten building at Ba'ounah Secondary School for Girls.