| 词条 | Government High School for Boys, Salarwala |
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Government High School for Boys, Salarwala, was established as a junior Anglo-vernacular school in 1920. It was promoted to its current high school status in 1937. A degree college is currently under construction. The school has 3,000 enrolled. HistoryFounded in 1920 and promoted to a high school in 1937, the school was formerly under the auspices of the District Board Faisalabad: the letters 'DB' still appear on the face of the old science room. The school was nationalized under Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto's policy of nationalization. Until 1970, the school had a hostel for boys who lived too far away to commute. It was closed when other schools were opened in nearby areas. LibraryThe school has a library with about 20,000 books, including collections of science, fiction, and rare Persian books. Notable alumni
The school is particularly known for producing khabadi and football players. Head mastersHead masters of the school have included:
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