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Councilman IU-Greens in the city of Murcia, José Ignacio Tornel, said today that public school overcrowding Virgin of Guadalupe is the result of a "no school planning" that may be related to the intention of the PP to build a center private school in the area.
Tornel, which has supported the parents of students of that school as a protest against the lack of space, has indicated that the school situation has dragged on for several years and has led to early childhood education students have receive class "barracks" or "containers".
One problem, Tornel, which was denounced by IU-Greens at a sitting of the consistory in late 2011 in the form of motion, and the government team "has ignored" despite the pressing educational needs by increasing of the population in the district.
The mayor has called the City Council to urge the Ministry of Education to take action on it being a school that is "losing the minimum conditions" for students to receive their classes "with dignity."
It has also shown that the proximity of the center to the campus of Los Jeronimos Catholic University San Antonio of Murcia (UCAM) "suggests that soon the solution" to the City Council and the Ministry of Education "will come in the form de-arranged private "school.
To Tornel, school problems Virgen de Guadalupe is a consequence of urban development in Murcia, because the increase in housing have not been matched to the "predictable and logical 'educational needs that have arisen in this area.
"No provision has been made not a single area to build a new public school, which for years is needed," he added Councilman, for whom this is "not an error because the urban planning of the City may not be as dull" but "it is a way to cause a problem to find a solution."
Source: IURM
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