2023-07-21 11:34:12
“This is for life, it will stop happening when there is a misfortune.” With these words, Pablo Oriol, one of the parents affected by the damage at the María Zambrano school in Parque Venecia, showed, his concern for the state in which the center was left after the storm on July 6. Thus, They have organized a walk today to claim “a safe school”, which will begin at 8:00 p.m. Although they are not only going to do these walks, but they want to prepare demonstrations.
“Maybe September 7 arrives and no child goes to school. Neither 8, nor 10, nor 11. They shouldn’t wait for us”. That’s how forceful it has been Oriolewho He has explained his disagreement with the measures taken by the City Council and the Autonomous Government (DGA). In the words of this father, “the Evacuation Plan for when there is some kind of alert can even be fun on days like today, but when ping-pong balls fall, it is not ideal to run and run with 100 children to the Primary building”.
The residents of Parque Venecia demand “a safe school” after what happened on July 6
Some solutions that they propose are the relocation of the school and the installation of barracks. In the same way, Oriol recalled that “it is not necessary to send children to school until they are six years old”.
“I don’t want to live in a neighborhood where 300 children have died”has concluded this father.
THE EVACUATION PLAN OF THE DGA
The Government of Aragon is already working to start the school year at the CEIP María Zambrano, in Parque Venecia, with all the damage repaired and with the guarantees so that families feel safe in that center. For it, Emergency works have already been awardedwhich will ultimately exceed one million euros, with the aim that the center is fully repaired by September 8, ruling out that the students will relocate to other schools.
In the same way, the Department of Education is working on preparing a Evacuation plan to “give certainty” to the families that their children will be safe in the María Zambrano. This will go through enable the Primary building, currently under construction, but ready for September, as an emergency to transfer Infant students in case storm alerts occur again like those of July 6.
This is how the acting Minister of Education, Felipe Faci, explained it to the representatives of the AMPA of the center. As already anticipated, the structure of the María Zambrano was not affected, so the damage focused on the exterior carpentry, windows, doors or plasterboard walls, as well as all the content of the classrooms, the cost of which amounts to about 400,000 euros, included in the 1.1 million euros in which repairs have been estimated.
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