This concerns Professor Julio Barrios, who previously served as director of the Gerardo Yoya School. The ceremony was held at the institution's headquarters, with the presence of directors, teachers, and members of the organization.
Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, representing Mayor Francisco Azcué, expressed her congratulations to the new Departmental Director of Schools, highlighting that “from this administration, we believe that education is the transformative tool that cuts across all public policies. For this reason, from the Municipality, we will be providing support to all the actions of this organization. Likewise, from the Deliberative Council, we will collaborate and generate all the necessary ordinances to invest in the human resources that the city has, in the children, the youth, and their families, so that the people of Concordia can move forward”.
Regarding the phase that will develop following this appointment, Julio Barrios stated “that it will imply a new way of working arduously together with all school institutions, attending to their needs, understanding that Education is transversal to all levels of the State; that is why we count on and appreciate the support of the Vice Mayor, Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, deputies, and council members. Because we will have to unite the objectives of the Nation, the Province, and the city to be able to achieve the goals we set for ourselves”
Barrios also pointed out that one of the axes that will be worked on is what is encompassed in the concept of curricular justice, “which has to do with every student receiving something as worthy as education as a value. Because our objective will be to improve the quality of education every day and overcome the situation in which the system finds itself, as well as to value the trajectory of the students, but also that of the teachers. Our idea is to work as a team to achieve a true transformation; so that schools become spaces of action, movement, and inclusion for equal opportunities”.
Participating in the inauguration ceremony were provincial deputies Carola Laner and Marcelo López; the Municipal Director of Education Carlos Gatto; council members Felipe Sastre, Mauricio Rey, Silvina Ovelar, and Emmanuel Godoy; the Primary Education supervisor Graciela González and the outgoing director, Professor Fabián Vallejos.
Vice Mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, representing Mayor Francisco Azcué, expressed her congratulations to the new Departmental Director of Schools, highlighting that “from this administration, we believe that education is the transformative tool that cuts across all public policies. For this reason, from the Municipality, we will be providing support to all the actions of this organization. Likewise, from the Deliberative Council, we will collaborate and generate all the necessary ordinances to invest in the human resources that the city has, in the children, the youth, and their families, so that the people of Concordia can move forward”.
Regarding the phase that will develop following this appointment, Julio Barrios stated “that it will imply a new way of working arduously together with all school institutions, attending to their needs, understanding that Education is transversal to all levels of the State; that is why we count on and appreciate the support of the Vice Mayor, Magdalena Reta de Urquiza, deputies, and council members. Because we will have to unite the objectives of the Nation, the Province, and the city to be able to achieve the goals we set for ourselves”
Barrios also pointed out that one of the axes that will be worked on is what is encompassed in the concept of curricular justice, “which has to do with every student receiving something as worthy as education as a value. Because our objective will be to improve the quality of education every day and overcome the situation in which the system finds itself, as well as to value the trajectory of the students, but also that of the teachers. Our idea is to work as a team to achieve a true transformation; so that schools become spaces of action, movement, and inclusion for equal opportunities”.
Participating in the inauguration ceremony were provincial deputies Carola Laner and Marcelo López; the Municipal Director of Education Carlos Gatto; council members Felipe Sastre, Mauricio Rey, Silvina Ovelar, and Emmanuel Godoy; the Primary Education supervisor Graciela González and the outgoing director, Professor Fabián Vallejos.