This morning, Governor Rogelio Frigerio toured two schools in our city where works financed by the Administrative Commission for the Special Fund of Salto Grande (Cafesg) and the provincial government are being carried out. He also visited a school canteen where nearly 300 students have breakfast and lunch.
The tour was attended by Mayor Francisco Azcué; the Minister of Human Development, Verónica Berisso; the President of the General Council of Education, Alicia Fregonese; and the head of Cafesg, Carlos Cecco, among other officials.
The governor expressed his satisfaction with the progress of the works and highlighted that these are "long-awaited works in emblematic places of the city. For a very long time, not a single peso was invested, and now, although there is not much, the money is going where it needs to go."
At the NINA School No. 6 General San Martín, Frigerio supervised the recently completed work, which required more than 63 million pesos. The works included improvements to the canteen, the kitchen, the staff restrooms, the repair of plaster, floors, and drainage systems, as well as new sidewalks and gutters. The institution has an enrollment of 130 students.
He then visited the Technical Education School No. 1 Brigadier Pascual Echagüe, where nearly 170 million pesos are being invested in a comprehensive repair. The work, underway for three months, includes the renovation of the restrooms on both floors, some of which had been closed for more than 25 years; the installation of a pumping tank and a reserve tank to improve water supply, and repairs to ventilation ducts. More than 1,000 students study there in technical orientations related to construction, electricity, and industry.
Finally, the governor approached the canteen of school No. 27 Nuestra Señora de Lourdes, which provides breakfast and lunch to nearly 300 students, with a monthly provincial investment of more than 7 million pesos. He spoke with the kitchen staff, who are currently participating in training sessions on hygiene and food handling through the Ministry of Human Development and Uader.
The provincial government highlighted that these actions are part of a comprehensive policy that prioritizes the education and nutrition of students from Entre Ríos, with infrastructure works, improvements in the school food service, and the strengthening of joint work with municipalities and institutions.
The tour was attended by Mayor Francisco Azcué; the Minister of Human Development, Verónica Berisso; the President of the General Council of Education, Alicia Fregonese; and the head of Cafesg, Carlos Cecco, among other officials.
The governor expressed his satisfaction with the progress of the works and highlighted that these are "long-awaited works in emblematic places of the city. For a very long time, not a single peso was invested, and now, although there is not much, the money is going where it needs to go."
At the NINA School No. 6 General San Martín, Frigerio supervised the recently completed work, which required more than 63 million pesos. The works included improvements to the canteen, the kitchen, the staff restrooms, the repair of plaster, floors, and drainage systems, as well as new sidewalks and gutters. The institution has an enrollment of 130 students.
He then visited the Technical Education School No. 1 Brigadier Pascual Echagüe, where nearly 170 million pesos are being invested in a comprehensive repair. The work, underway for three months, includes the renovation of the restrooms on both floors, some of which had been closed for more than 25 years; the installation of a pumping tank and a reserve tank to improve water supply, and repairs to ventilation ducts. More than 1,000 students study there in technical orientations related to construction, electricity, and industry.
Finally, the governor approached the canteen of school No. 27 Nuestra Señora de Lourdes, which provides breakfast and lunch to nearly 300 students, with a monthly provincial investment of more than 7 million pesos. He spoke with the kitchen staff, who are currently participating in training sessions on hygiene and food handling through the Ministry of Human Development and Uader.
The provincial government highlighted that these actions are part of a comprehensive policy that prioritizes the education and nutrition of students from Entre Ríos, with infrastructure works, improvements in the school food service, and the strengthening of joint work with municipalities and institutions.