AUDIO CASUSOL ENTREGA MOBILIARIO

Dentro del plan de fortalecimiento en el sector educativo el regidor José Casusol Flores manifestó que la MEPSI, no solo esta empeñada en la donación de mobiliario sino también en la contratación y capacitación a los maestros. Indico que este mobiliario donado a la institución educativa de Quiracas permitirá desarrollar con mayor satisfacción los aprendizajes en la población estudiantil que se albergan en dicho centro de estudios, cabe precisar que también se a apoyado a la base

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