In a joint effort to improve accessibility to education, the Municipality of Concordia has implemented an effective solution to guarantee school transportation for approximately 40 students from Secondary School No. 31 “Benito Juárez” in Estación Yuquerí. This initiative was carried out thanks to the decision of Mayor Francisco Azcué and the efforts of the Undersecretariat of Education, led by Professor Carlos Gatto.
The intervention of the Municipality responds to an urgent need of the students, who were facing serious difficulties in attending classes regularly due to the lack of transportation. The quick and effective response of the municipal administration reflects the firm commitment to the education and well-being of the young people of Concordia.
“We are very happy to be able to provide a solution to these students and ensure that they can continue their education without interruptions,” stated Mayor Francisco Azcue. “Education is a priority for our administration, and we will continue working so that all students in Concordia have the same opportunities for learning and development.”
For his part, Professor Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education, highlighted: “This achievement is the result of joint work and an unwavering commitment to the educational community. We know how important it is for students and their families to have safe and reliable transportation, and we will continue striving to respond to their needs.”
With this measure, approximately 40 students from Secondary School No. 31 "Benito Juárez" can now attend classes regularly, thus strengthening their academic and personal development. The Municipality of Concordia reaffirms its commitment to continue working for an inclusive and accessible education for all the young people of the city.
The intervention of the Municipality responds to an urgent need of the students, who were facing serious difficulties in attending classes regularly due to the lack of transportation. The quick and effective response of the municipal administration reflects the firm commitment to the education and well-being of the young people of Concordia.
“We are very happy to be able to provide a solution to these students and ensure that they can continue their education without interruptions,” stated Mayor Francisco Azcue. “Education is a priority for our administration, and we will continue working so that all students in Concordia have the same opportunities for learning and development.”
For his part, Professor Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education, highlighted: “This achievement is the result of joint work and an unwavering commitment to the educational community. We know how important it is for students and their families to have safe and reliable transportation, and we will continue striving to respond to their needs.”
With this measure, approximately 40 students from Secondary School No. 31 "Benito Juárez" can now attend classes regularly, thus strengthening their academic and personal development. The Municipality of Concordia reaffirms its commitment to continue working for an inclusive and accessible education for all the young people of the city.