The Xàbia Police is working closely with the Department of Education to provide the teaching material to children who lack the means to follow the course remotely.
La Councilor for Education and family, Montse Villaverde, has explained that the staff of the Town hall is in contact with the teaching teams of the municipal centers to detect families that do not have computer equipment or internet access to try to prevent this circumstance from preventing them from advancing in their training during this extraordinary situation.
From Education they have managed with the teachers the periodic shipment of the material. It is the Local Police that prints the tasks and instructions prepared by the teachers on the checkpoint and through the agents who have the most contact with the schoolchildren (the guardian agents and the agent in charge of road education) take them home weekly .
Secondary education
At the secondary level, the City Council is also managing with the management teams of the institutes the delivery of tablets that the Ministry of Education will provide to students who need them. The centers assess the needs so that the municipality can request this technological material.
Villaverde has valued that the suspension of the face-to-face classes to replace them with distance training leaves the students of families with fewer resources at a disadvantage, so the City Council is doing everything in its power to support them.
He also recalled that since PlayJove the study room for school reinforcement is kept –now turned virtual-. Every day, from 16 to 17 hours, the tutors are available to answer questions or help with homework, especially thinking of children who do not have parental support, either because they continue to work, because they are affected by the virus. or because they lack training in certain
subjects.
