Ramón Guerrero adopts the Technical Jr. High No. 56

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July 4, 2013 The Mayor of Vallarta announced that he will begin to make the executive project so that on the next school year, the campus could have a transformer and 24 air conditioners

During the graduation ceremony of the generation 2010 - 2013 of the technical jr. high school No. 56, of the delegation of Ixtapa, the mayor, Ramon Guerrero Martinez, said that his government will take this school and make it a model institution in which students excel for excellent grades, but also for its quality facilities; this in response to the request made in this event by the school principal, Professor Refugio Navarro Ruiz, to improve its electrical system.

For this reason, the mayor of Vallarta announced that the Upper Management of the Infrastructure and Services of the municipality, already has the instruction to start in conjunction with the Federal Electricity Commission, to which he personally requested their support, the executive project, so that in the next school year, this jr. high gets a new transformer and adjustments are made to the power grid. But also 24 air conditioners will be delivered by the City, to be installed in each of the classrooms of this institution.

"Because I want to adopt your school so that it becomes a model school, but I also want to make a commitment, it will be mutual. I'm going to get the resources needed to have the transformer, electrification and air conditioners, but in return you will help me make a quality school, that teachers help us every day by preparing more, whom will of course have the support of my government to continue preparing to be the best teachers, but also that we have here the best grades of Puerto Vallarta and our state, that's the goal, "he said.

As part of the closure of the school cycle in this campus, where 343 students graduated, Ramon Guerrero also made a recognition of the 18 students who obtained the highest grade point averages, whom his government supported with an educational grant to continue preparing in high school.

The mayor also congratulated the new graduates for having completed this important step and urged them to continue with their education to have a better life, preparing to be good men and women through the strengthening of values and the respect of their parents and teachers, and to always give the best of themselves.

The event was also attended by the Councillor Guadalupe Anaya Hernández, president of the Education Commission; Palomera Roberto Preciado, head of the regional delegation of Educational Services; Landey Luis Martín Serrano, secretary of the National Union of Education, section 16; among other education authorities and representatives of household parents.

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