• Intermediate education in samara  is much imbalanced. There are 3 schools that have (1659) students; all of them are males.

• This imbalance in terms of sex is far less in the secondary schools, which covers students from age 12to18 years old from both sexes, and part of the age group (15-19 years. In reference to the 1997 census,
the percentage of students who are under the need of this study is (13%), representing (843) students and in reference to the planning standards adopted on the basis of 373 students per school, the current
need of students of the region is determined by two schools, and if we take into account the distance to the schools, which is (1500) meters, the perimeter of Ring Road 1st is appropriate and within the adopted standards, but this situation is less acceptable the bigger the area takes towards the city 
• There is some imbalance in preparatory schools as in the intermediate schools to some extent. In the study area, there are two preparatory schools that have (677) students, all males. There are 8 secondary schools. Two of them are “night schools” for boys. Boys’ schools are 5 and have (2895) students. Three girls’ schools have (1696) students. Thus, male students make up (63%) while females make up (37%). This reflects disruption in females’ education in general