The first lady Raquel Arbaje He taught this Thursday a class on Moral, Civic and Ethics Citizen to fourth grade students of the Father Eulalio Arias Schoollocated in the Cristo Rey sector, National District, as part of the strengthening of training in values driven by the Ministry of Education.
A Minerd press release indicates that the first lady addressed issues related to coexistencerespect, citizen responsibility and the importance of ethical values in daily life, highlighting that education in moral and civic It contributes to the formation of better citizens and a more just and supportive society.
“Ethics is the compass we have within us, to know if what we are doing is good or bad,” said Arbaje.
Likewise, he shared with the students reflections on the importance of work as a teamkeeping in mind that first is the familythen school and community.
The first lady stated that it is essential know, respect and protect the Dominican Republic as everyone’s home.
The note states that the students participated actively during the teachingsharing their concerns and opinions on the importance of teaching of this subject.
He was present in the classroom, corresponding to 4th C of the aforementioned educational center, the Vice Minister of Technical and Pedagogical Services, Ancell Scheker, who highlighted the importance of this lesson.
The area led by the vice minister prepared the teaching guides used in classes that highlight topics of patriotic values, citizen respect and ethics.
The visit of the first lady to the educational center occurred after the president Luis Abinader taught a class on the subject at the Germán Martínez High School on January 13 of this year.
About Moral, Civic and Ethics Citizen
The teaching of Moral, Civic and Ethics Ciudadana is part of the resume at all levels of the pre-university educational system, both public and private, from the beginning of the 2025-2026 school year, after the approval of the Ordinance 02-2025.
“This measure is part of the Government’s efforts to strengthen training in values and responsible citizenship, and responds to the commitment to a comprehensive educationwhich strengthens the values citizens, promote coexistence and prepare students to be positive agents in society,” the document indicates.
As part of this subject, the Ministry of Education launched last November youth volunteering Agents at 100created for students to put into practice what they have learned in Moral, Civic and Ethics Citizen.
