Jiser Al-Zarqa Achieves Educational Milestone with 70% Bagrut Eligibility Rate
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Jiser Al-Zarqa has seen its "Bagrut" matriculation certificate eligibility rate climb to 68.9% for the 2024-2025 academic year, a significant educational advancement. This increase is the result of collaborative efforts between schools, parents, the local council, and the Ministry of Education. The village also reported gains in advanced math and English units, alongside improvements in exam integrity. Local officials expressed pride and highlighted education's priority for future opportunities.
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- Jiser Al-Zarqa's Bagrut eligibility rate reached 68.9% for the 2024-2025 academic year.
- The advancement is attributed to joint efforts by schools, parents, the local council, and the Ministry of Education.
- Significant increases were noted in students achieving advanced math and English units.
- Exam integrity has improved, with efforts underway to achieve "Green School" status.
- Local leaders emphasized education's priority for expanding opportunities for youth.
The village of Jiser Al-Zarqa has reported a significant educational achievement, with the eligibility rate for the "Bagrut" matriculation certificate rising to 68.9% for the 2024-2025 academic year, according to official data from the Ministry of Education. The Local Council and the Education Department attributed this progress to cumulative efforts and effective partnerships involving schools, parents, the council, and ministry staff.
Results also indicated a surge in advanced subject achievements. The percentage of students achieving 5 units in mathematics reached 4.9%, with 9.4% achieving 4 units. In English, 13.5% attained 5 units and 17.6% achieved 4 units. The integrity of the exams also saw notable improvement, with ongoing efforts to classify the school as a "Green School" in this area soon.
Murad Amash, Head of the Local Council, expressed pride in the accomplishment, emphasizing that education is a top priority for the council to expand opportunities for higher education and professional careers for the village's youth. Shadi Amash, Director of the Education Department, praised the students' diligence, parental support, and the dedication of the educational staff.
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