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| Omar Khayyam High School دبیرستان خیّام | |
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Omar Khayyam Square , | |
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| Type | Goverenmental School - registered by the Cultural Heritage Organization of Iran |
| Established | 1938 began, 1940 completed |
| Campus | Rural |
 Main Portal of Omar Khayyam High School | |
Omar Khayyam High School is a high schools in Iran, registered by the Cultural Heritage Organization of Iran. The school was opened in 1940.
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