US EditionInclusive Education Records Positive Results in Bc with a Vision of Social Justice: Gov. Marina Del Pilar - Uniradio Informa Baja California
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Mexicali.- A total of 61,800 students from indigenous communities, with disabilities, children of farm laborers and on a migration basis are part of the inclusive education program of the Ministry of Education of Baja California. These figures were presented today, Tuesday, October 28, during the weekly press conference of the governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda. “Since the beginning of our administration we have been strengthening this noble…
16,000 students from indigenous communities, 24,000 with disabilities, 860 daughters and sons of farm workers and 21,000 people in immigration status have access to this form of learning.
16,000 students from indigenous communities, 24,000 with disabilities, 860 daughters and sons of farm workers and 21,000 people in immigration status have access to this form of learning.
Mexicali, October 28. Rather than being part of a program, inclusive education in Baja California represents a vision of social justice and well-being, said the governor of Pilar Avila Olmeda at her weekly conference, where advances in this area were presented for the benefit of students from indigenous and agricultural communities, with disabilities, and migrants. As part of this policy, she stressed that currently the state administration devo…
Inclusive education more than being a program represents social justice for everyone, noted the governor Marina del Pilar when presenting at her Morning Conference the advances related to this category in the entity. The president reiterated that this educational modality continues to be strengthened in Baja California, attending to 16,000 students of ... The entry BC Schools prepared to educate indigenous children, migrants or with disabilities…
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