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New Shajareh-ye Tayyebeh School opens in Minab with tribute to student martyrs

The school's opening ceremony, marking the start of the 2026-27 academic year, honored the memory of 168 student martyrs and drew senior officials.

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IRNA (Iran)

A new Shajareh-ye Tayyebeh School was inaugurated in Minab, in Iran's Hormozgan province, on September 23, according to a report by IRNA.

The opening ceremony marked the start of the 2026-27 school year and honored the memory of 168 student martyrs associated with the school, IRNA reported, reflecting the emphasis placed on commemorating martyrs in the inauguration of the new facility.

The event was attended by a number of senior officials, including Vice President Hossein Afshin, Tehran Mayor Alireza Zakani, Deputy Education Minister Rezvan Hakimzadeh, and families of martyrs and survivors, according to the report.

The attendance of high-ranking national officials, including the vice president and Tehran's mayor, at a school opening in a provincial city underscores the symbolic significance attached to the event and its connection to the commemoration of the 168 student martyrs.

IRNA's report did not provide additional details about the school's capacity, curriculum, or the circumstances surrounding the deaths of the student martyrs being honored at the ceremony.

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