“This desire to sexualize boys behind the umbrella of Comprehensive Sexual Education is nonsense,” said the community leader.
The mayor of San IsidroRamón Lanús He criticized the use of the controversial texts in classrooms in the Province of Buenos Aires and demanded that they be removed from circulation. “It seems more like a desire for perversion than for education,” he said in radio statements.
“It is nonsense to want to sexualize boys behind the umbrella of Comprehensive Sexual Education.”launched and completed: “I am against this measure and I hope that the provincial government backs down.”
“I read fragments of that book and the truth is that it seems more about perversion than education. The idea of putting these books in schools is nonsense,” added the community leader of San Isidro, whose district is the second educational pole in the Province of Buenos Aires, between public and privately managed schools.
San Isidro applies full day in municipal gardens
The mayor of San Isidro announced the readjustment of the municipal educational system of the Initial Level, the incorporation for the 2025 school year of the double day in three kindergartens and the opening of two rooms in five institutions. In total, the measure will benefit 452 children and their families.
The municipal Kindergartens No. 5 (Martínez), No. 10 (Beccar) and No. 11 (Martínez) will become full-day starting next year. In the first two, the 2-year-old room will also be opened, also full-time. Likewise, in gardens N°2 (Boulogne), N°6 (Beccar) and N°12° (Villa Adelina) they will have two-year rooms with single days.
“This decision allows us to bring the educational proposal of our municipal gardens closer to what you and your children need,” said the mayor at the meeting held in Martínez together with families, students, teaching staff and municipal authorities.
Source: Ambito
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