The Undersecretariat of Education of the Municipality of Concordia welcomed 130 rural teachers from different provinces of the country to the iconic San Carlos Park. The activity took place within the framework of the 46th edition of the National Meeting of Argentine Rural Teachers, a key space for exchange and reflection on educational practices in rural settings.
During the event, an emotional recognition was held for Silvia Michelli, a founding teacher of the Association of Argentine Rural Teachers (A.M.R.A.), for her outstanding career and commitment to rural education since 1958. Michelli, who was an integral part of the team that promoted teacher training and specialization in rural contexts, received words of gratitude and admiration from those present.
The delegations arrived with their respective flags representing the provinces of Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Corrientes, Chaco, Jujuy, Mendoza, Neuquén, Río Negro, Santa Fe, Tucumán, and Entre Ríos, the latter in its role as organizer of this edition. The delegations were cordially received by Silvina Molina, Director of San Carlos Park, who accompanied the activity in a climate of camaraderie and celebration, highlighting the importance of joint work to strengthen education in rural territories.
Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education, highlighted the public policies in education carried out by the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué, aimed at promoting equal access to quality education in all communities. “These meetings are fundamental to continue building an inclusive and participatory educational system,” he stated.
The Association of Argentine Rural Teachers, founded in 1979, has been a pillar in the organization of these meetings, whose objective is to provide tools, strategies, and innovative proposals that enrich pedagogical work in rural contexts. This year, the event will run until January 24, with the city of Federación, Entre Ríos, as the main venue.
During the event, an emotional recognition was held for Silvia Michelli, a founding teacher of the Association of Argentine Rural Teachers (A.M.R.A.), for her outstanding career and commitment to rural education since 1958. Michelli, who was an integral part of the team that promoted teacher training and specialization in rural contexts, received words of gratitude and admiration from those present.
The delegations arrived with their respective flags representing the provinces of Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Corrientes, Chaco, Jujuy, Mendoza, Neuquén, Río Negro, Santa Fe, Tucumán, and Entre Ríos, the latter in its role as organizer of this edition. The delegations were cordially received by Silvina Molina, Director of San Carlos Park, who accompanied the activity in a climate of camaraderie and celebration, highlighting the importance of joint work to strengthen education in rural territories.
Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education, highlighted the public policies in education carried out by the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué, aimed at promoting equal access to quality education in all communities. “These meetings are fundamental to continue building an inclusive and participatory educational system,” he stated.
The Association of Argentine Rural Teachers, founded in 1979, has been a pillar in the organization of these meetings, whose objective is to provide tools, strategies, and innovative proposals that enrich pedagogical work in rural contexts. This year, the event will run until January 24, with the city of Federación, Entre Ríos, as the main venue.