This Monday, in an emotional ceremony, the Mayor, Dr. Francisco Azcué, together with the Undersecretary of Education, Prof. Carlos Gatto, and the Departmental Director of Schools of Concordia, Prof. Julio Barrios, accompanied Ángela Beatriz Chamussy, the first graduate of the Educational Bridge Program, at her graduation at ESJA No. 12 "Tte. A. Dachary". This event marked a turning point in the path to accessing education for municipal agents.
The Educational Bridge Program, promoted by the Municipality of Concordia through the Undersecretary of Education, is an initiative that seeks to provide educational opportunities to municipal employees who have not yet completed their secondary studies. This effort is based on the Mayor Azcué's conviction that "education is the most powerful tool for transformation," a message he highlighted with enthusiasm during the ceremony.
Mayor Francisco Azcué stated: "It is a huge joy to accompany you in this graduation ceremony. I congratulate those who have traveled this path with effort, dedication, and sacrifice. I also want to recognize the management staff who, with love, respect, and responsibility, transmit fundamental knowledge and values. From this administration, we are committed to education as an engine of change, and the Educational Bridge Program is a clear sign of this commitment. We are leaving behind welfare policies that have caused so much damage, to make way for initiatives that truly transform lives."
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, emphasized: "This program not only supports academic development but also dignifies the work of our municipal agents. Education opens doors, and in Concordia, we want those doors to be real opportunities for everyone."
Ángela Beatriz Chamussy, known as Angelita, is an example of effort and overcoming challenges. As a worker at the Undersecretary of Education, she managed to balance her work responsibilities with her goal of completing secondary school. "Finishing high school was a pending dream since my childhood. This program gave me back the hope of achieving what I always wanted, and I am immensely grateful," she shared emotionally.
PROJECTIONS TOWARDS 2025
Thanks to a survey carried out by the Undersecretary of Education, it was identified that more than 200 municipal agents are interested in finishing their secondary studies. By the year 2025, it is expected that all of them will be integrated into the educational system, marking a milestone in the personal and professional development of municipal workers.
Angelita is just the beginning. Her story inspires the entire municipal community to believe that it is never too late to learn and improve oneself. From the Municipality of Concordia, we continue working side by side with the Provincial Government to guarantee more and better educational opportunities.
The Educational Bridge Program, promoted by the Municipality of Concordia through the Undersecretary of Education, is an initiative that seeks to provide educational opportunities to municipal employees who have not yet completed their secondary studies. This effort is based on the Mayor Azcué's conviction that "education is the most powerful tool for transformation," a message he highlighted with enthusiasm during the ceremony.
Mayor Francisco Azcué stated: "It is a huge joy to accompany you in this graduation ceremony. I congratulate those who have traveled this path with effort, dedication, and sacrifice. I also want to recognize the management staff who, with love, respect, and responsibility, transmit fundamental knowledge and values. From this administration, we are committed to education as an engine of change, and the Educational Bridge Program is a clear sign of this commitment. We are leaving behind welfare policies that have caused so much damage, to make way for initiatives that truly transform lives."
For his part, the Undersecretary of Education, Carlos Gatto, emphasized: "This program not only supports academic development but also dignifies the work of our municipal agents. Education opens doors, and in Concordia, we want those doors to be real opportunities for everyone."
Ángela Beatriz Chamussy, known as Angelita, is an example of effort and overcoming challenges. As a worker at the Undersecretary of Education, she managed to balance her work responsibilities with her goal of completing secondary school. "Finishing high school was a pending dream since my childhood. This program gave me back the hope of achieving what I always wanted, and I am immensely grateful," she shared emotionally.
PROJECTIONS TOWARDS 2025
Thanks to a survey carried out by the Undersecretary of Education, it was identified that more than 200 municipal agents are interested in finishing their secondary studies. By the year 2025, it is expected that all of them will be integrated into the educational system, marking a milestone in the personal and professional development of municipal workers.
Angelita is just the beginning. Her story inspires the entire municipal community to believe that it is never too late to learn and improve oneself. From the Municipality of Concordia, we continue working side by side with the Provincial Government to guarantee more and better educational opportunities.