This morning, in a ceremony filled with emotion and significance, the Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education, presented commemorative plaques to representatives of various educational institutions in the city. These plaques pay tribute to educators who, having passed away, left an indelible mark on their educational communities.
The Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, was in charge of presenting the plaques at the Undersecretariat's offices, accompanied by authorities and representatives of the following schools: Escuela Secundaria N° 17 "Gral. M. M. de Güemes", Escuela Secundaria Nº 14 "Alejandro Carbó", Escuela Secundaria Nº 18 "Vélez Sarsfield", Escuela Secundaria Nº 3 "Francisco Ramírez", Escuela Secundaria Nº 31 "Benito Juárez", Escuela Primaria N° 42 "Gral. Belgrano", Instituto Secundario Crear D-131, Escuela Secundaria Nº 8 "Don Augusto Niez", Escuela Primaria Nº 56 "Ángel Cayetano Bardelli", Escuela De Educación Técnica N°1 "Brig Gral Pascual Echagüe".
This initiative is part of a call made earlier this year by the Undersecretariat of Education, addressed to all educational establishments in the city and at all levels; the proposal was disseminated through the supervisors of the Departmental Directorate of Schools. Each institution had the freedom to decide its participation and select the teachers to be honored, recognizing their legacy and positive impact on generations of students.
The objective of this action is to highlight and celebrate the commitment of those educators who marked lives and left an indelible imprint on the history of local teaching. “Their memory lives on in every lesson, in every achievement, and in every success story they helped to build,” expressed Prof. Gatto.
The plaques will be placed in significant spaces within the institutions, such as libraries, laboratories, or teachers' lounges, according to the decision of each educational community. The selection of those honored was based on criteria that valued the charisma, dedication, camaraderie, and commitment of each teacher in their daily work.
This proposal is part of the work carried out by the administration of Dr. Francisco Azcué, consolidating educational policies that not only look toward the future but also honor the rich history and values of the educational community of Concordia.
The Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, was in charge of presenting the plaques at the Undersecretariat's offices, accompanied by authorities and representatives of the following schools: Escuela Secundaria N° 17 "Gral. M. M. de Güemes", Escuela Secundaria Nº 14 "Alejandro Carbó", Escuela Secundaria Nº 18 "Vélez Sarsfield", Escuela Secundaria Nº 3 "Francisco Ramírez", Escuela Secundaria Nº 31 "Benito Juárez", Escuela Primaria N° 42 "Gral. Belgrano", Instituto Secundario Crear D-131, Escuela Secundaria Nº 8 "Don Augusto Niez", Escuela Primaria Nº 56 "Ángel Cayetano Bardelli", Escuela De Educación Técnica N°1 "Brig Gral Pascual Echagüe".
This initiative is part of a call made earlier this year by the Undersecretariat of Education, addressed to all educational establishments in the city and at all levels; the proposal was disseminated through the supervisors of the Departmental Directorate of Schools. Each institution had the freedom to decide its participation and select the teachers to be honored, recognizing their legacy and positive impact on generations of students.
The objective of this action is to highlight and celebrate the commitment of those educators who marked lives and left an indelible imprint on the history of local teaching. “Their memory lives on in every lesson, in every achievement, and in every success story they helped to build,” expressed Prof. Gatto.
The plaques will be placed in significant spaces within the institutions, such as libraries, laboratories, or teachers' lounges, according to the decision of each educational community. The selection of those honored was based on criteria that valued the charisma, dedication, camaraderie, and commitment of each teacher in their daily work.
This proposal is part of the work carried out by the administration of Dr. Francisco Azcué, consolidating educational policies that not only look toward the future but also honor the rich history and values of the educational community of Concordia.