The Minister of Education, Lucy Molinar, reported that the majority of schools are ready to welcome students next Monday, March 10, with only 1% of the schools facing difficulties. She emphasized that the infrastructure repair program will continue throughout the year.
Regarding the possibility of a teachers' strike at the beginning of the school year, Molinar expressed the importance of ensuring a smooth start to classes. She noted that measures are being taken to prevent interruptions in the educational process and to ensure that students can begin their academic activities on time.
The minister highlighted the work that has been done to improve the conditions of schools and affirmed that efforts continue to repair those that still have deficiencies. She stressed the importance of having suitable spaces for the educational development of students and assured that investment in school infrastructure will continue.
Regarding the possible teachers' strike, Molinar stated that discussions are ongoing with the unions to find solutions and ensure that the start of the school year occurs without problems. She highlighted the importance of the commitment of all stakeholders involved in the educational system to achieve quality education and affirmed that work will continue towards that goal.
