The mayor Francisco Azcué, together with the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, and the Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, recognized the work of the teachers who carry out the School Volunteering program in the neighborhoods of Concordia.
This program, promoted by the Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, seeks to strengthen the local educational fabric, providing support and accompaniment to children in their school trajectories.
During the day, certificates were awarded to the educators, who carry out their work voluntarily, contributing significantly to the development and growth of our educational community.
“This project has two components: on one hand, education as a tool for transformation, and on the other, the vocation of service and civic commitment, and you –addressing the teachers– are an important part of this city project that we have,” affirmed the Mayor, adding that “we are convinced that this is the path that will move us forward.”
After remarking that education is a priority in his administration, Azcué highlighted the scope and results of the “Relevar” Project carried out by the Secretariat of Human Development, as it allows for obtaining very important information when making political decisions “so that our citizens can develop, ending welfarism and rewarding merit.”
For his part, the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, highlighted the work that the teachers have been developing “because with the commitment and vocation with which they do it, they enhance the role of the citizen.”
In the same vein, the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell´Olio, expressed himself, praising volunteering in times like the ones we are going through “and I hope this encourages many to want to join and be part of this program.”
The Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, highlighted the importance of this recognition, which also grants points for the continuation of their teaching careers, as a gesture of appreciation and encouragement towards their commitment to the education of our children.
“We want to express our deep gratitude for your work, dedication, and commitment to this task,” pointed out the Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, highlighting the silent but fundamental work that these teachers perform in each of the neighborhoods of our city.
This act reflects the firm commitment of the Municipality of Concordia to promote education as a fundamental pillar for the integral development of the community. We recognize and value the effort of these volunteer teachers, whose work contributes significantly to the strengthening of the educational framework of our city.
This program, promoted by the Undersecretary of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, seeks to strengthen the local educational fabric, providing support and accompaniment to children in their school trajectories.
During the day, certificates were awarded to the educators, who carry out their work voluntarily, contributing significantly to the development and growth of our educational community.
“This project has two components: on one hand, education as a tool for transformation, and on the other, the vocation of service and civic commitment, and you –addressing the teachers– are an important part of this city project that we have,” affirmed the Mayor, adding that “we are convinced that this is the path that will move us forward.”
After remarking that education is a priority in his administration, Azcué highlighted the scope and results of the “Relevar” Project carried out by the Secretariat of Human Development, as it allows for obtaining very important information when making political decisions “so that our citizens can develop, ending welfarism and rewarding merit.”
For his part, the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, highlighted the work that the teachers have been developing “because with the commitment and vocation with which they do it, they enhance the role of the citizen.”
In the same vein, the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell´Olio, expressed himself, praising volunteering in times like the ones we are going through “and I hope this encourages many to want to join and be part of this program.”
The Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, highlighted the importance of this recognition, which also grants points for the continuation of their teaching careers, as a gesture of appreciation and encouragement towards their commitment to the education of our children.
“We want to express our deep gratitude for your work, dedication, and commitment to this task,” pointed out the Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, highlighting the silent but fundamental work that these teachers perform in each of the neighborhoods of our city.
This act reflects the firm commitment of the Municipality of Concordia to promote education as a fundamental pillar for the integral development of the community. We recognize and value the effort of these volunteer teachers, whose work contributes significantly to the strengthening of the educational framework of our city.