Return to the classrooms: María Dolores Velásquez Romero High School begins school year with high attendance
The educational community of Zambrana, in Cotuí, experienced a Monday of enthusiasm with the formal start of the 2026-2027 school year. The María Dolores Velásquez Romero Educational Center, located in the town of El Limpio, reported an outstanding attendance of over 70% on its opening day, marking a positive start to the academic period.
The opening event took place in an atmosphere of solemnity and hope. The official ceremony included a prayer dedicated to entrusting the new school year and the singing of the National Anthem, reaffirming civic values and the commitment to education from the very first day.
The school principal, Alberto Vásquez, urged students to maintain exemplary conduct and to make the most of the learning tools and opportunities that this new cycle offers them.
Alberto Vásquez, school principal.
Details about the start of teaching
During the activity, the formal presentation of the teaching staff took place, who showed themselves ready to guide the students in their academic training. The administration highlighted the importance of collaboration between teachers, students, and families to achieve the goals proposed for this school year.
- Initial attendance of over 70% in the El Limpio community.
- Official ceremony marked by prayer and the National Anthem.
- Formal presentation of the teaching staff to the student body.
- Active participation of the Parents’ Association, religious leaders, and local media.
Regarding the schedule, the center’s authorities reported that, for this inaugural day, classes were extended until noon. This adjustment responds to the need to finalize logistical preparations and facility conditioning, thus ensuring that the development of classes is optimal and fluid for the rest of the school year.
The presence of diverse sectors of society at the start of these classes underscores the support of the Zambrana community for the strengthening of education in the Sánchez Ramírez province.
