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Sakhnin School Leads Arab and Jewish Institutions in Matriculation Exams

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Sakhnin School Leads Arab and Jewish Institutions in Matriculation Exams

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Al-Bashayer National School for Science and Leadership in Sakhnin achieved an 82.4% matriculation exam success rate, leading all Arab and Jewish schools in Israel. Director Dr. Amir Al-Haj discussed the school's accomplishment, which was noted in the Ministry of Education's educational data. The school was recognized for its outstanding performance in the distinguished matriculation exams.

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  • Al-Bashayer National School in Sakhnin achieved an 82.4% matriculation exam success rate.
  • The school led all Arab and Jewish institutions in Israel in the distinguished matriculation exams.
  • Director Dr. Amir Al-Haj spoke about the school's achievement on Hala TV.
  • The data was released by the Ministry of Education as part of its educational statistics.

Al-Bashayer National School for Science and Leadership in Sakhnin has achieved the highest matriculation exam (Baggruot) success rate among Arab and Jewish schools in Israel, with 82.4% of its students passing. This achievement was highlighted by the Ministry of Education's educational statistics. The school's director, Dr. Amir Al-Haj, discussed this success in an interview with Hala TV, emphasizing the school's prominent position in the educational landscape.

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