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The clock that dominates the entrance of the school has become operational this year after 52 years

18/10/1910 The Public School Santo Domingo San Miguel de Mula has welcomed today the annual meeting of the Local Security Board are represented on the local political authorities, security forces and representatives of local schools and districts.

During the meeting have dealt with various aspects related to the safety of both schools as the various situations that the students are on their way to school, as well as specific situations that have occurred in each of these centers.

As explained by the mayor of Mula, Diego Cervantes, "these meetings are very useful for local administration and security forces in determining the action programs in each of these centers, as well as making contact common problems that may manifest itself in the educational aspect in the town. "

In addition, coinciding with the celebration of the Local Security Board, the meeting participants have used their stay in Santo Domingo Colegio San Miguel, first joined the program of bilingual schools in the city, to visit the reforms have developing along parallel with the improvement of some classrooms, improved heating and implementation of the clock that presides over the entrance to the school and took 52 years, most of my life at this school, not work.

The visit has been arrested in one of two Open Classrooms Special Education is the school where the authorities were interested in the programs that follow these students in acquiring knowledge and the benefits of the relationship of these children at especially with the other students.

"It's a very important moment for us," explained Florentino Bayona, the director of the center - as we have seen many students and many years without the clock in our school will mark the hours, and improvements in facilities and future projects that we will put in place to continue to modernize our schools. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mula