Education
According to CBS, there are a total of 17 schools and 9,106 students in the city: 15 elementary and 4 junior high-schools for more than 5,400 elementary school students, and 7 high schools for more than 3,800 high school students. In 2001, 50.4% of 12th grade students received a Bagrut matriculation certificate.
The elementary schools are:
- Ibin Kholdon
- Al-Motanabi
- Al-Zahraa
- Omar Bin El-Khatab
- Kahawesh
- Al-Khansaa
- Al-Farabi
- Al-Baten
- Eben-Senaa
- Al-Khaiam
- Ein-Ibrahem
- Erak Al-Shabab
- Al-Meftan
- Al-Okhowa
- Al-Amal School for Special Education
Junior High Schools:
- Wadi Al-Nossor
- Al-Gazahli
- Al-Razi
- Al-Tasamoh
High Schools:
- El-Ahlya (Private School)
- El-Shamela (The first High school in the town)
- Dar El-Hekma
- Khadeja High school for the females
- Ebn Al-Haytham
- Sakhnen for males
- Sakhnen for females
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