They announce the construction of additional schools and an increase in the number of students in each section in Metropolitan Lima.

Metropolitan Lima Regional Director of Education Luis Quintanilla Gutiérrez announced this Thursday the construction of more schools and an increase in enrollment in each section, acknowledging that the capital has a historic infrastructure gap.

In an interview with the special program “Regreso a clases”, Luis Quintanilla specified that in all Metropolitan of Lima there is an old infrastructure and he confirmed that there are schools in the center of Lima that are 80 or 90 years old.

“In fact Metropolitan of Lima It suffers from an infrastructure that is a big gap, not current but historical. In Lima metropolitan we not only have 35 children in a class, but also in Lima North, Lima South and Lima East we have classes with 40 or 45 children. fortunately in Metropolitan of Lima Construction is also starting on 100 new first world classrooms to replace those we already had, 59 bicentennial schools in an interstate and 41 in a public-private association,” he said.

Number plates

Luis Quintanilla said that this year, compared to the previous year, more than 103,000 students were accepted, increasing the number of children in sections of primary and secondary schools with the appropriate infrastructure.

“Move from 30 children to 35 children in those schools with appropriate infrastructure that are 60 square meters. We used our operational capabilities, and this is infrastructure and real estate, as well as teachers,” he assured.

He clarified that after the official closing of recruitment on Friday, March 3, the number of vacancies in Metropolitan of Lima.

“No child will stop learning in Metropolitan of Lima”, he stressed.

Teacher Recruitment

Similarly, Luis Quintanilla clarified that there is no problem with the number of teachers for schools Metropolitan of Lima.

“We are in the process of contract training so that on the 13th, when the boys go back to school, they can count on all their teachers, that’s where it’s controlled, places are budgeted, and also leadership positions,” he said.

In addition, Luis Quintanilla noted that Regional Directorate of Education of the Metropolitan of Lima he is working on four guiding principles for education policy and points out that among them are the development of learning for life, multiple certification, and the well-being of the educational community.

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