German Bank Funds New Schools in Irbid to Address Overcrowding

Irbid: Director of the Irbid Education District, Tayseer Jarrah, announced the completion of two new schools funded by the German Development Bank (KfW) in Irbid. According to Jarrah, Umm Kulthum School in Huwwarah is set to accommodate 626 students, offering education from kindergarten through the eleventh grade. Meanwhile, the Maria Coptic School in Hakama is ready to welcome students once it is connected to the electrical grid. Jarrah explained that the establishment of these schools aims to eliminate the need for rented facilities, reduce overcrowding, and provide a safe and conducive educational environment for students in the region. Source: Jordan News Agency