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Johor is expected to have at least five new Chinese schools to cater for the increasing number of students enrolling annually.
The schools are among the 10 Chinese schools approved nationwide, and have been named after prominent Chinese community leaders who have contributed to society.
The schools are among the 10 Chinese schools approved nationwide, and have been named after prominent Chinese community leaders who have contributed to society.
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