Plan for plant recovery begins in Zulia

Published at: 09/09/2024 03:47 PM

With a view to the start of the new 2024-2025 school year, the Weeding and Cleaning Plan began in the state of Zulia in educational facilities of the entity, through the Ministry of Popular Power for Education and the Military Community Brigades (Bricomiles).

According to a note from the Venezuelan News Agency (AVN), the action will address 1,518 schools, in the 21 municipalities of the entity, which are preparing to receive more than 600,000 students from early childhood, primary and secondary education, who will return to classes with teachers, in optimal spaces for their school development.

From the José Antonio Calcaño High School, located in the municipality of San Francisco, the director of the Center for the Development of Educational Quality of Zulia, Penélope González, and G/D Danis Ramos Dávila, member of the General Staff of Operation Battle Juana de Ávila, gave the starting voice of this day together with the local Popular Power.

González, said that they also received from President Nicolás Maduro, materials to condition sanitary rooms, paint, to do waterproofing work and solve problems in the electrical area, among others.

He highlighted the participation of the People's Power, Mothers Cooks, the PSUV, Corpozulia, and the People's Guard, who are joining in this plan designed for the Homeland's seedbed.

“We know that educational institutions are the center of social action in the territory and there the teacher make every effort to train the patriotic men and women of our Republic. That's what teachers in the country are trained for,” he said.

For his part, the representative of the General Staff of Operation Juana de Avila, GD Ramos Dávila, recalled that schools have been recovering for five months through the Bricomiles and that since this Monday, September 9, a step has been taken with this day in a commitment of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces to the people of Venezuela and, in particular, to the children of the Homeland.

Mazo News Team