Ayacucho: two public schools in Huanta are not ready for the start of the school year (Photos)

One week before the start of the school year, the office of the Ombudsman in Huanta alerted that two public educational institutions in this province are not prepared to receive students, due to works that are being carried out in both schools and that also cause the students to patios have a large amount of construction material.

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This is the case of the Educational Institutions No. 39013 Clara Castillo de Gayozzo, located in the center of the city, where classrooms for the initial level are being built and the patio is occupied by sand, concrete, bricks, cement and mixers. concrete. Likewise, the presence of disused school furniture was verified, as well as sheet metal and other useless objects and that the windows of the classrooms do not have glass.

“This work began in 2021 under the direct administration of the Regional Government of Ayacucho and should have been delivered in December 2022, but due to the fact that additional works have been requested, the delivery period increased by three months. Given this, we have requested the intervention of that entity so that they evaluate installing educational modules in another space until the completion and delivery of the work, ”said the coordinator of the defense module, Richard Olivera.

A similar panorama is presented in the Primary Educational Institution n.° 38257 San Román, in which the Provincial Municipality of Huanta is building a shed in the patio to protect the students from the rains, for which reason it presents construction and workers doing the work. The head of the ombudsman headquarters specified that the delivery was agreed for February 2023. However, 45 more days have been requested for additional work.

Faced with this situation, the Ombudsman’s Office has recommended the directors of both educational institutions, the Provincial Municipality of Huanta and the Regional Government of Ayacucho to implement a contingency plan to guarantee the start of the school year, which begins next Monday March 13, but guaranteeing the integrity of the students.