Founded in 1997, Hawi Al-Hawa al-Sharqiyah School had 250 students, and it is named after the air and the fresh breeze that characterizes the region. The school reopened in 2018 after the area was liberated from ISIS and currently more than 200 students studying there. The project of “Me and My School 2” targeted Hawi
Yarmouk School was founded in 1990, and was named after the village where it was built in relation to (Yarmouk Farm), the school was initially intended for primary students from the first grade to the sixth grade, before the construction of a new school due to the increasing number of students, to now include the
Founded in 2000, al-Qahtaniyah School and it had 500 students , and the school took the name of the village where it was built, an ancient Arabic name given to the inhabitants of this area who are known to be descended from the Bedouins of Qahtan. The school was closed until 2017, before it reopened,
Rabiya School, which includes students from the first grade to the sixth grade, was founded in 1991, with 300 students, named after Rabiya in relation to the village in which it is located, as well as to the farm of the same name. The school closed during ISIS control and reopened after the liberation of
Founded in 1995, Al-Rafeqa School has been named after the village in which it is known as the Good Land. The school has primary and intermediate school students, with more than 500 students, and the school was closed during ISIS’s takeover of the area until 2017, before it reopened. The project of “Me and My
Al-Hamidi Primary School was founded in 2006 and is named after the village of Al-Hamidi itself, which bears the name of the village’s grandfather as belonging to one grandfather, Al-Hamidi. The school consists of a three-to-four-room building with 100 students, most of them are villagers, and the school returned to receive children from grades 1