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برعاية السيدة مديرة مدرسة الشهيد معمر القاسم ح2 عقد مجلس أولياء الأمور للطالبات .. بحضور ضيوف الشرف. مختار حي الوفاء.. امين فرقة اسامة حجار الحزبية بشعبة التربية الاولى وامين رابطة جول جمال وحضر مجموعة من ذوي الطالبات والكادر الاداري والتدريسي وتم اقتراح مجموعة حلول لعقبات ومشاكل تربوية وتعليمية روتينية هذا وقد استمر الاجتماع زهاء ساعة ونصف من الوقت وكان لقاءا” بناءا” مثمرا”.. ثم ودعنا الضيوف بحفاوة استقبالهم مع تمنياتنا لأبنائهم بدوام التوفيق والنجاح. 💜

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