Al Mutamayizeen Secondary

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Al Mutamayizeen Secondary Arabic: ثانوية المتميزين
Welcome sign
Address
Al-Khadhraa Quarter, Baghdad Baghdad Iraq
Information
Type	Public School
Established	1990
Age	11 to 18

Al Mutamayizeen (English: Distinguished High School for Boys) (Arabic: ثانوية المتميزين للبنين) is a secondary school located in Baghdad, Iraq.

The school was established by the Ministry of Education for students who met the academic requirements. Along with Baghdad College, two high schools schools were established (one for boys and one for girls) in 1990 in the neighborhood of Al Khadhraa. After the fall of the former Iraqi regime in 2003 and the restructuring of the Ministry of Education, the quality of education decreased significantly. Most of the professors with doctoral degrees emigrated from Iraq.

Prior to enrollment, students must pass academic and IQ tests. The students study in English rather than Arabic for scientific subjects.

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