Accompanied by the member of the General Council of Education, Elsa Chapuis, the Departmental Director of Schools of Concordia, Julio Barrios, and the principal of Primary School No. 78, Lidia Germiniani, the Mayor highlighted at the beginning of the day the importance of “Education as a tool for social transformation”.
“We have begun a new stage both in the country and in the province and in our city, which will be marked by a vocation for service and a desire to work and transform, and that gives us great strength. When we see teachers setting an example, giving their lives every day, dedicating their time, their love to our children, it fills our hearts and fills us with energy,” he remarked.
“In that sense, I want to extend my best wishes for this year to the authorities of the General Council of Education, to the authorities of the Departmental Directorate of Schools, to Professor Julio Barrios for his work, for the commitment of the entire team of our administration, who have understood this mandate, which is to work as a team to change the reality of our city.”
“Our governor Rogelio Frigerio has given us a clear instruction and we are following it to the letter: we have to work in an articulated manner, we have to unite. To develop Concordia, to move forward, the most powerful tool is education.”
For his part, the Departmental Director of Schools, Julio Barrios, highlighted the importance of starting classes this Monday in all the schools of the city. “Classes are starting with the children in the classrooms. Not having their own building, as is the case with this school, will not be an impediment for this administration to ensure the 190 days of classes are met. What we have to arrange in our functions is that the child is in the classroom, and in this, I have the support of the governor, the mayor, and several officials who are very interested in fulfilling this objective.”
It is worth noting that, during the ceremony, Mayor Francisco Azcué handed over to the principal of Primary School No. 78 “Brazos Abiertos”, Lidia Germiniani, the Ordinance that authorizes the Municipal Executive Department to donate the property located in the western area of the city to the provincial government for the construction of the school's own building, an action that was celebrated by teachers, students, and members of the educational community.
Participating in the activity were Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; Provincial Deputy Marcelo López; Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Aristide; Undersecretary of Social Development Roberto Niez; Director of Education Carlos Gatto; and council members Eliana Lagraña and Mauricio Rey.
“We have begun a new stage both in the country and in the province and in our city, which will be marked by a vocation for service and a desire to work and transform, and that gives us great strength. When we see teachers setting an example, giving their lives every day, dedicating their time, their love to our children, it fills our hearts and fills us with energy,” he remarked.
“In that sense, I want to extend my best wishes for this year to the authorities of the General Council of Education, to the authorities of the Departmental Directorate of Schools, to Professor Julio Barrios for his work, for the commitment of the entire team of our administration, who have understood this mandate, which is to work as a team to change the reality of our city.”
“Our governor Rogelio Frigerio has given us a clear instruction and we are following it to the letter: we have to work in an articulated manner, we have to unite. To develop Concordia, to move forward, the most powerful tool is education.”
For his part, the Departmental Director of Schools, Julio Barrios, highlighted the importance of starting classes this Monday in all the schools of the city. “Classes are starting with the children in the classrooms. Not having their own building, as is the case with this school, will not be an impediment for this administration to ensure the 190 days of classes are met. What we have to arrange in our functions is that the child is in the classroom, and in this, I have the support of the governor, the mayor, and several officials who are very interested in fulfilling this objective.”
It is worth noting that, during the ceremony, Mayor Francisco Azcué handed over to the principal of Primary School No. 78 “Brazos Abiertos”, Lidia Germiniani, the Ordinance that authorizes the Municipal Executive Department to donate the property located in the western area of the city to the provincial government for the construction of the school's own building, an action that was celebrated by teachers, students, and members of the educational community.
Participating in the activity were Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; Provincial Deputy Marcelo López; Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Aristide; Undersecretary of Social Development Roberto Niez; Director of Education Carlos Gatto; and council members Eliana Lagraña and Mauricio Rey.