History of The School
In 1968 the government founded the Cooperative Educational Institutes of National Accordance with the provisions of Law No. 317 of 1956 issuing the Cooperative Societies Act and assumed management of these schools under the supervision and control of the Ministry of Education, education. The Cooperative Association of National Institutes exercised its activities in the management of these schools until 1973.
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