During the 70’s, the Iranian Minister of Education became interested in
adopting a progressive education system during an official trip to Europe.Upon her return to Iran, she helped foster and fund a similar
curriculum for a newly built school in Tehran called,
Jamehe’
Tehran High School under the supervision of Mr.
Sartipi as its principal.The education method was still under prevailing system of 6 years of
high school in the vicinity of
Bozorgmehr Street in Tehran.
Later on,
Jamehe’ Esmaeil Mortazavi BorazjaniShemiran High School in Tehran and
another one in the city of Kerman opened their doors in 1974, replacing the
original school with the cooperation of a private Foundation called
Arsham .
The school in Tehran was run as a model and one-of-a-kind
government sponsored coeducational teaching 48 hours (versus 40
hours) of both standard nationwide curriculum and a select technical field
chosen by each student based on the newly adopted 4 year high school system.Due to special interest and scrutiny of the Minister, the educators
selected for this school was some of the best within the education system.
After some administrative adjustments, Jamehe’
Esmaeil Mortazavi Borazjani Shemiran High School was relocated from
Tajrish to a newly built location
in Dolat Street near
Qanat intersection.
Reunions & Events
High School Opening (Active between 74-79)
1973
First Jameh Reunion in U.S.
2007
First Charitable Operation (Mahak Cancer Charity)
2007
First Reunion in Iran (Former Jameh Shemiran Bldg)
2010
First Tour in Iran (Kashan Province)
2011
First EPC Collaboration with Hami Associations
2012
First Jameh Sponsored Project (Mahtab Lib in Baluchestan)
2013
Last Tour in Iran (Qazvin Province)
2014
Current running project(Sedigh Zehi School in
Baluchestan)
2014
The school in Tehran was run as a model and one-of-a-kind government sponsored
coeducational teaching 48 hours (versus 40 hours) of both standard nationwide curriculum and a
select technical field chosen by each student based on the newly adopted 4 year high school system.
Due to special interest and scrutiny of the Minister, the educators selected for this school was some of the best
within the education system.
After some administrative adjustments, Jamehe’ Esmaeil Mortazavi Borazjani Shemiran High School was relocated
from Tajrish to a newly built location in Dolat Street near Qanat intersection.
At the end of the first year, Mr. Sartipi was transferred to the Ministry of Commerce and
the torch to lead the school was passed on to Mr. Mansour Abassi after the recommendation of the school educators
and upon the subsequent approval the Ministry. Jameh High School closed its door in 1979.
