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The performances will rehabilitate part of the facilities for next year
The Ministry of Education, Training and Employment is undertaking work in schools in Lorca this summer in the face at the beginning of next year.
In particular, these works are executed in the three Secondary Schools that were most affected by earthquakes in May.
The general manager of Infrastructure and Education Promotion, José María Ramírez, recently visited the town of Lorca to know the status of the proceedings.
The goal, Ramirez said, is "to recoup some of the educational institutes spaces Ibáñez Martín, Ramón Arcas and Ros Giner, to have them in September."
Based on the location of these centers and the works being undertaken, the Ministry has designed a planning for the start of the course will mean that some groups have to travel temporarily to other units.
Ramirez referred to IES Ramón Arcas, which is considering demolition of the oldest building, taking into account some signs of cultural identity to be conserved from the standpoint of equity.
However, he explained that "repairs are being developed at the institute will allow some students to remain in another wing of the center itself, while other groups will have to move to other facilities."
Specifically, students in first, second and third year of high school, along with the third group diversification and professional qualification programs, may remain in the Ramón Arcas.
Meanwhile, students in the fourth that, the fourth group of diversification and high school class will receive at the facilities of classrooms on campus.
Also, students of the three training courses shall go to the Integrated Training of Lorca.
As for Ros IES Giner, the CEO explained that "it was the center that was in a worse state, which has led to demolish many of its facilities."
Only twelve classrooms may be used in an annex building, which houses the high school students.
The High School will receive classes in the new facilities of IES No. 6 of Lorca.
Ramirez announced that in the IES Ibáñez Martín, once started the work, "have discovered some damage affecting brick vaults and forced us to request a new check of the condition of the structure of the center to carry out corresponding reinforcement works. "
Looking ahead to September, he said, "students of 1st and 2nd of ESO and Diversification groups may remain in the center, but students in subsequent courses should, during the first months of the course, moving to other agencies. "
The Ministry will study with teachers and parents of students the most appropriate solution.
Ramirez also used his visit to Lorca to be interested in aided schools of the town were hit by earthquakes, such as schools Mother of God and St. Francis of Assisi.
"They are carrying out appropriate repairs and according to information provided by the centers, may reopen as normal at the beginning of next school year," Ramirez said.
Only St. Francis High School taught classes in the afternoon, during the months of September and October.
Source: CARM
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