From the Undersecretariat of Education of the Municipality of Concordia, in coordination with the Undersecretariat of Environment, intensive gardening maintenance work has been carried out in various school institutions in the city. These tasks aim to improve green spaces and provide a more pleasant and healthy environment for our students.
During the month of May, gardening work was carried out at the following institutions: Escuela Augusto Niez, Escuela República de Entre Ríos, Escuela Gervasio Artigas, Instituto Superior de Educación Física (ISEEF), Escuela Eva Duarte, Escuela La Viña, Escuela Ana María Mc Cotter, Escuela ACOPAD, Escuela de Trabajo Comunitario, Escuela Pancho Ramírez, Escuela Santos Liotta, Escuela Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, Escuela Juana Azurduy, Escuela Madame Curie, Escuela Dos Naciones.
So far this month of June, work has continued at the following institutions: Escuela Gurisito Costero, Escuela Especial Nº 1, Escuela San Martín (Toronjal), Escuela Borges, Escuela Juana Manso, Escuela Navarro, Escuela López Jordán, Escuela Calazans, Escuela Técnica Nº 3, Escuela Justa Gayoso, Escuela Rayito de Sol, Escuela Nº 71 Independencia.
These tasks include lawn mowing, garden maintenance, and the cleaning of green spaces. We appreciate the effort and collaboration of all parties involved, which have allowed these works to be carried out efficiently and in a timely manner.
Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education, highlighted the importance of these activities: “Improving green spaces in our schools is fundamental not only for the well-being of the students, but also to foster an environment conducive to learning. We are committed to offering spaces that promote the health and well-being of the entire educational community.”
The Municipal Administration led by Mayor Francisco Azcué reaffirms its commitment to improving school infrastructure and student well-being, creating greener and more sustainable environments for the development of educational activities.
During the month of May, gardening work was carried out at the following institutions: Escuela Augusto Niez, Escuela República de Entre Ríos, Escuela Gervasio Artigas, Instituto Superior de Educación Física (ISEEF), Escuela Eva Duarte, Escuela La Viña, Escuela Ana María Mc Cotter, Escuela ACOPAD, Escuela de Trabajo Comunitario, Escuela Pancho Ramírez, Escuela Santos Liotta, Escuela Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, Escuela Juana Azurduy, Escuela Madame Curie, Escuela Dos Naciones.
So far this month of June, work has continued at the following institutions: Escuela Gurisito Costero, Escuela Especial Nº 1, Escuela San Martín (Toronjal), Escuela Borges, Escuela Juana Manso, Escuela Navarro, Escuela López Jordán, Escuela Calazans, Escuela Técnica Nº 3, Escuela Justa Gayoso, Escuela Rayito de Sol, Escuela Nº 71 Independencia.
These tasks include lawn mowing, garden maintenance, and the cleaning of green spaces. We appreciate the effort and collaboration of all parties involved, which have allowed these works to be carried out efficiently and in a timely manner.
Carlos Gatto, Undersecretary of Education, highlighted the importance of these activities: “Improving green spaces in our schools is fundamental not only for the well-being of the students, but also to foster an environment conducive to learning. We are committed to offering spaces that promote the health and well-being of the entire educational community.”
The Municipal Administration led by Mayor Francisco Azcué reaffirms its commitment to improving school infrastructure and student well-being, creating greener and more sustainable environments for the development of educational activities.