The mayor of Concordia together with Rogelio Frigerio was at noon this Saturday at Primary School No. 6 “General San Martín”.
It was within the framework of the proposal carried out by the Provincial Government where provincial and municipal officials, directors, teachers, and parents carried out cleaning and maintenance tasks in preparation for the start of the school year on February 26.
In this regard, Mayor Francisco Azcué pointed out that “we must work together, the Province, the Municipality, and intermediate institutions, each from their respective position so that our children begin the school year with schools in good condition. The Municipality is contributing with maintenance, weeding, and fumigation.”
“As Governor Rogelio Frigerio has indicated to us, education is a priority and today we are at a school in Concordia and here jurisdictions are set aside, regardless of whether it is something that corresponds to the Province, because the children who attend here are from Concordia,” remarked the Mayor.
190 DAYS OF CLASSES
For his part, Governor Rogelio Frigerio pointed out that “we all have to make the necessary effort to get the classrooms in condition for February 26, there is nothing more important than starting classes, so that students are in the classrooms and the 190 days of classes are fulfilled.”
Regarding the work that has been carried out and that will continue during the next weekend in different educational establishments in the province, Frigerio stated that “we must organize, remove what is not useful, what is not used, what is being ruined,” adding that in these two months of administration “miracles cannot be performed. Basic education, from the initial level to finishing high school, is the responsibility of the governor and I assume it, that is why this call to the mayors, educational communities, and residents.”
It should be noted that while these tasks were being carried out at Primary School No. 6 “General San Martín”, another group of provincial and municipal officials, teachers, directors, and parents did the same at School No. 7 “López Jordán”.