Educational space per capita in the district of Tehran reached 5.79 square meters. Mohammad Sajj Motmadyan, the governor of Tehran, at the meeting of the Education Council of Tehran and the districts of the district, announced the increase of the educational spaces per capita in the district from 5.28 to 5.79 square meters in the last two years and emphasized the need for a balanced distribution of public education spaces and improving the quality of public education. Evaluating the efforts of the Ministry of Education, the General Directorate for School Renovation and regional and city managers in developing educational infrastructure, he said: The educational space per person in the cities of the district also increased from 3.8 to 4 square meters and in Tehran from 7.21 to 7.26 square meters. The governor of Tehran added: With the completion of the ongoing projects, the educational space per capita in the cities of the district can reach about 5.97 square meters; however, building a school alone is not enough, and the distribution of educational spaces must be examined according to the levels of education, the population of each area and the amount of student density.

Educational space per capita in the district of Tehran reached 5.79 square meters. Mohammad Sajj Motmadyan, the governor of Tehran, at the meeting of the Education Council of Tehran and the districts of the district, announced the increase of the educational spaces per capita in the district from 5.28 to 5.79 square meters in the last two years and emphasized the need for a balanced distribution of public education spaces and improving the quality of public education. Evaluating the efforts of the Ministry of Education, the General Directorate for School Renovation and regional and city managers in developing educational infrastructure, he said: The educational space per person in the cities of the district also increased from 3.8 to 4 square meters and in Tehran from 7.21 to 7.26 square meters. The governor of Tehran added: With the completion of the ongoing projects, the educational space per capita in the cities of the district can reach about 5.97 square meters; however, building a school alone is not enough, and the distribution of educational spaces must be examined according to the levels of education, the population of each area and the amount of student density.