During this Thursday morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué visited the 2025 edition of the Productive and Educational Expo, organized by Technical School No. 2 “Independencia”.
This is the annual exhibition, open to the entire community, which seeks to showcase the work carried out by students and teachers throughout the year, both in training paths and in the technical degrees of that educational institution.
During the visit, Azcué toured the different stands and spoke with the teachers and the students themselves. In the exhibition, diverse works were displayed in areas such as decorative art, bakery, cooking, dressmaking, pastry, glass fusing, computing, and business administration.
MADE IN Concordia
In this regard, the Undersecretary of Culture and Education of the Municipality of Concordia, Carlos Gatto, commented that the exhibition “shows the work of each of the areas of Technical School 2, where the support of each of the professors and teachers is evident. It is something varied and very good, so that all citizens can come to visit it. They are creations made by residents of Concordia and by our own students”.
For her part, the director of the institution, Patricia Peña, highlighted that the annual exhibition “is teamwork, as we always say, between the secondary level and the professional training level. We have eight professional training paths and three technical degrees which are Business Administration, Gastronomy, and Computing”, she detailed.
The exhibition is especially aimed at sixth-grade students from primary schools but is open to the entire community of Concordia. It will remain open until this Friday, September 5, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The activity was attended by the Departmental Director of Schools, José Luis Ferrari.
This is the annual exhibition, open to the entire community, which seeks to showcase the work carried out by students and teachers throughout the year, both in training paths and in the technical degrees of that educational institution.
During the visit, Azcué toured the different stands and spoke with the teachers and the students themselves. In the exhibition, diverse works were displayed in areas such as decorative art, bakery, cooking, dressmaking, pastry, glass fusing, computing, and business administration.
MADE IN Concordia
In this regard, the Undersecretary of Culture and Education of the Municipality of Concordia, Carlos Gatto, commented that the exhibition “shows the work of each of the areas of Technical School 2, where the support of each of the professors and teachers is evident. It is something varied and very good, so that all citizens can come to visit it. They are creations made by residents of Concordia and by our own students”.
For her part, the director of the institution, Patricia Peña, highlighted that the annual exhibition “is teamwork, as we always say, between the secondary level and the professional training level. We have eight professional training paths and three technical degrees which are Business Administration, Gastronomy, and Computing”, she detailed.
The exhibition is especially aimed at sixth-grade students from primary schools but is open to the entire community of Concordia. It will remain open until this Friday, September 5, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The activity was attended by the Departmental Director of Schools, José Luis Ferrari.