VMT: Families Ask for Help Restoring EI La Inmaculada | Fountain: PTR
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Parents of students at Educational Institution No. 6022 La Inmaculada in the Villa Maria del Triunfo area are demanding a redevelopment of the center in order to start classes.
With banners and chants of “We want help,” parents indicated that the authorities had warned them that school will be demolished.
“We ask that UGEL support us so that the municipality Villa Maria del TriunfoLet them remember that this school has been abandoned for about 50 years, and they never supported us, and we, the parents, were always alone. We tried to get this school back,” the mother said.
School disabled for more than a year
He school La Inmaculada was disabled for more than a year, so the student body had to move to another educational institution, where the situation was also unfavorable.
“They sent us to another schoolbut the kids in that school were bad. They didn’t have a restroom, they didn’t have their own bathroom, it was unsafe, ”added the mother of the family.
Another mother expressed concern about the situation of the primary school students and asked to return to school with classes suitable for children.
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