The Mayor of Totana, José Martínez Andreo, and the Councillor for Education, Trini Cayuela, along with the director and responsible for AMPA, this morning visited the school "Santa Eulalia" to see first hand the needs of the school on infrastructure and see how it will be the extension to be developed for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Both the mayor and the council of Education are committed to school management and educational community with this project that will expand the opportunities for internal use and school life, and have ensured that these works will be carried out during School 10-11.
Martínez Andreo, according to the collective demands of education, explained that work will be developed to suit the space center for better internal functioning.
In this way, they will improve secretariat units are going to build the library, faculty, new toilets and tutoring rooms.
The mayor has advanced to the construction project is already being drafted and once you complete the work, students and teachers enjoy a space according to their needs.
In this sense, the municipal councilor explained that the City Council requested the General Directorate of the Autonomous Community Centers to extend the school Santa Eulalia, which has appreciated the support of parents through the collection of signatures.
In this way, has indicated that the expansion of the school, the new unit of action once the headquarters of the Guardia Civil to move to its new location, you get more space for the center.
Thus, as reported Martínez Andreo, would achieve more courtyard, an auditorium, not only for downtown but for this area, which will be combined with a green space and a small promotion of social housing for youth.
However, Martínez Andreo has explained that these works are within the plan of improvements to schools, "as well as the work being carried out in other schools."
Specifically, it is working and to start hiring the redevelopment of the School District "Deitania" on the expansion next year, the College Tierno Galván to have the special education classroom and in expansion of the College "Guadalentín" in the hamlet of El Paretón for secondary school classrooms.
In addition, the mayor pointed out that in recent years have built 25 classrooms in schools in the town, which involves an investment of nearly 6 million and the infrastructure has been expanded with the construction of Public School Luis Perez Rueda "and will be completed with the construction of new school in La Ramblica.
