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Schools in Iran
How it Began
As he began to establish himself on the West Coast, Djavad discussed with friends and family the best way to help Tehran rebuild. In 1992, his brother-in-law, Ali, proposed a dormitory for physically challenged children…
Phase One
As Iran began to re-establish itself, it became apparent the current structure could not accommodate the growing number of schoolchildren. Djavad decided to fund the building of new schools…
Phase Two
The second phase required larger facilities to accommodate more children and offer a wider variety of educational opportunities. Djavad Mowafaghian emphasized a balanced environment where the children would feel safe, could be creative and…
Phase Three
Phase three included the addition of several technical schools built on large plots of land. Students were given space to stay on campus if they lived a great distance away…
Ongoing Work
Masoud Eshghi is responsible for the maintenance of all the projects in Iran and ensures the faculty and students receive the equipment and supplies necessary to continue to provide a high standard of education. Students, parents, teachers and Ministry staff monitor supplies and required equipment…
Schools in Tehran
Iranian schools built by Djavad Mowafaghian (1992 – 2009). Schools numbered 10, 11 and 13 are beyond the borders of this map.