スペインのValencia州の800の学校で、学校の資金不足で保修不全のために、教室で授業が出来ない所がある
Unos 800 escolares acabarán el curso reubicados por riesgo de sus centros
Los padres critican las soluciones de urgencia tras años de denuncias
Lorena Ortega Castellón 12 MAY 2013 - 22:22 CET
About 800 school eventually relocated during risk of their centers
Parents criticize emergency solutions after years of complaints
Lorena Ortega Castellón 12 MAY 2013 - 22:22 CET
When Elementary third graders (nine years) CEIP Juan Carlos I of Almenara come to class, the first thing you have to do is leave backpacks in the hallways. Not enough space in the classroom or for exams properly. "They had to make one in the yard," says Ana Cardona, president of the AMPA. This center is one of six schools in the Valencia whose breakdowns have forced the emergency transfer of students from the risk of the bad state of the classrooms. More than 800 school classes will end this course in temporary classrooms, spaces adapted in other centers or barracks. They are emergency solutions that have aggravated the anger of parents after years of complaints.
In the center of Beacon has relocated about 350 students. "Some classes are taking place in storage," criticizes Cardona. The school had denounced "shake and vibration" territorial director in 2003. In 2007 he called for a review of the facilities and in 2009 the AMPA communicated his "concern" for the safety of their children. However, not inspected until the first week of April and after the Ministry of Education started a campaign to control the oldest schools in the wake of the soil Hispanic CEIP Santa Pola would collapse causing ten wounded. What was seen in the school forced the urgent desaojo minors. "We are still waiting to make the report to determine whether or not the center aluminosis as far as to say," said Cardona.
The school year has been marked by poor infrastructure. The casualty list Sarthou Carlos opened the Vila-real. The roof of a building next to the school collapsed and had to leave urgently to students. About 120 students will complete the course in barracks. "We had to rehabilitate the school yard and rent barracks" explains Rosario Royo, Councillor for Education.
In Almenara criticize storage classes and exams in the yard
La Vall d'Uixó is to date the last municipality affected. The students of Our Lady of the Assumption had to leave their classrooms after part of the ceiling fell. The center also spent years warning of leaks and drips. "We have asked the City Council to pass us all the calls for reform that we have done for the past 15 years," says Marta Salvador, representative of the families. "He decided to transfer to other elementary and primary schools without the opinion of parents," he laments. Salvador ensures that the adaptation of the children has been good but points to other problems. "Has anyone looked at the situation of children in the schools that have taken? Do you meet the security protocol? "Asks.
Barracks in the school yard Sarthou Carlos Vila-real. / ÀNGEL SANCHEZ
The president of the AMPA stands have been relocated to 164 primary school children in a center studying just one hundred. Other Child hundred have been relocated to another building. "We have taken a music room, library, etc.. We have invaded "he says. Salvador appreciates the gesture, but do not want to be long conditions and warns that there are parents who are already thinking about asking other schools for next year. Everything will depend on the report that deliver education on the causes of detachment.
In Alicante, another hundred students will finish the course in temporary classrooms after the sinking of the soil of a class. "The new center is suitable as it has been," says Juliet Alaguero, parent representative. The Ministry of Education has announced that it will demolish the building. The poor state of Hispanic officially moved in 2010 to the list each year by the Confederation Gonzalo Anaya on deficiencies in schools and colleges Valencia. This year reduced the list to a minimum so that the administration acted. In eight centers reported problems are the poor state of infrastructure. Education has not responded if inspections or alterations made in them.
The Lluís Vives and Cervantes, both in Valencia, close the list of incidents in schools, but there the students have already returned to their classrooms with some normalcy. The Minister of Education, Maria Jose Catala, announced last week, when asked by U.S., which made "shortly" 111 inspections of schools.
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