It maintained his post until the end of the Ottoman era, where its education function took over its role.
It known that after the completion of its occupation of Jerusalem in 1967, the Israeli authorities hastened to impose their educational curricula in Jerusalem, which led to the strengthening of the educational role of this building because it maintained the teaching of the Jordanian curriculum as a secondary school for male education on the second floor of the building.
In 1975, the Department of Awqaf in cooperation with the people of Jerusalem renovated the place and opened a library called Al-Sadqat library and its wells belong to the poor of Jerusalem, the library is still full to the present day, and this explained by the name of the al-Rasasia school, especially after the eviction of Jewish tenants. In the year 1309 AH / 1891 AD.