The Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, Professor Carlos Gatto, together with the Education Coordinator Nélida Amam, participated in several meetings in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires with the aim of achieving national-level agreements, considering future programs that contribute to the educational quality of our city.
First, they held a meeting with Professor María Eugenia Minolli, who serves as an advisor to the National Secretary of Education. On that occasion, a report was presented on educational data arising from some surveyed neighborhoods of the city, emphasizing school dropout and abandonment.
Subsequently, they were received by the Licentiate in Education and Master in Education Policy and Administration, Sergio Siciliano, who currently serves as a deputy and rector of the University of the City of Buenos Aires.
FUNDACIÓN POTENCIAR ARGENTINA
Finally, they participated in a new edition of the annual event of the Fundación Potenciar Argentina. Important representatives of education in our country were present, among whom stood out the National Secretary of Education Carlos Torrendell and the former rector of the Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires, Gustavo Zorzolli.
In her speech, the president of the Foundation, Florencia Casabella, pointed out that “our country is a source of pride in many aspects of life, but there is always room for improvement. Currently, it is the school, and above all those of us who make up education, who have the opportunity and the responsibility to improve.”
“It is worth noting that what unites us with this prestigious Foundation, in addition to joint projects, is the desire and enthusiasm to have an emancipatory, inclusive, and quality education,” stated both municipal officials, who highlighted each of the meetings held with the objective of applying educational programs in Concordia that allow for providing more educational quality to the city.
First, they held a meeting with Professor María Eugenia Minolli, who serves as an advisor to the National Secretary of Education. On that occasion, a report was presented on educational data arising from some surveyed neighborhoods of the city, emphasizing school dropout and abandonment.
Subsequently, they were received by the Licentiate in Education and Master in Education Policy and Administration, Sergio Siciliano, who currently serves as a deputy and rector of the University of the City of Buenos Aires.
FUNDACIÓN POTENCIAR ARGENTINA
Finally, they participated in a new edition of the annual event of the Fundación Potenciar Argentina. Important representatives of education in our country were present, among whom stood out the National Secretary of Education Carlos Torrendell and the former rector of the Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires, Gustavo Zorzolli.
In her speech, the president of the Foundation, Florencia Casabella, pointed out that “our country is a source of pride in many aspects of life, but there is always room for improvement. Currently, it is the school, and above all those of us who make up education, who have the opportunity and the responsibility to improve.”
“It is worth noting that what unites us with this prestigious Foundation, in addition to joint projects, is the desire and enthusiasm to have an emancipatory, inclusive, and quality education,” stated both municipal officials, who highlighted each of the meetings held with the objective of applying educational programs in Concordia that allow for providing more educational quality to the city.