Education Ministry to build 4 new schools in Zarqa

By JT - May 09,2017 - Last updated at May 09,2017

AMMAN — The Education Ministry is scheduled to build four new schools in Zarqa soon, to help address overcrowding in classrooms, Minister Omar Razzaz said on Monday.

During a meeting in Zarqa, some 22km east of Amman, with the governorate’s school principals, advisers and educational stakeholders, Razzaz said the new schools will include an industrial school, King Abdullah II School for Excellence and a school for the deaf, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

The minister also toured some schools in the governorate.

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