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The Government Council has approved agreements with several local entities for the Educational Resources Program in the current school year and thus promote the progressive free-of-charge of curricular materials.
The Decree has also been authorized for the granting of aid, worth 85,000 euros for the beekeeping sector.
Presidency, Justice, Security and Administrative Simplification
The Governing Council has approved a contract for the supply of the storage and backup expansion deployed in the Data Processing Center for the General Directorate of Justice and Victims of Terrorism, for an estimated value of 1,074,380 euros and a maximum term 16-week execution. It will be financed with European Funds from the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Mechanism.
Ministry of Education, Vocational Training and Universities
The Governing Council has approved several agreements to articulate cooperation with various local entities in the provision of the Educational Resources Program for the 2023-2024 academic year, a boost to the progressive free of charge of the educational resources that students need for the proper development of their educational process.
With the Valle de Iguña Commonwealth for basic education at the CEIP Leonardo Torres Quevedo in La Serna de Iguña.
With the Mazcuerras City Council for the CEIP Malacoria, IES Foramontamos and IES Valle del Saja.
With the Reocín City Council, for the CEIP Cantabria, CEIP Valle de Reocín and IES Nueve Valles centers.
With the Miengo City Council, for the CEIP Marzán de Cuchía
With the Polanco City Council, for Primary Education students from centers located in the municipality.
With Santillana del Mar, for the Primary students of the CEIP Santa Juliana.
Agreement with the City Council of Udías for Compulsory Secondary Education in the Foramontanos and Valle del Saja IES.
With Solórzano, for coordinated action in the CEIP Jesús del Monte centers, in Hazas de Cesto; CC Apostolate of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Ceceñas; the IES Ricardo Bernardo de Solares and the IES San Miguel de Meruelo.
With the Campoo de Enmedio City Council, for Compulsory Secondary Education at the IES Montesclaros in the current course and in 2024-2025.
This program is the result of collaboration between the different sectors of the educational community to facilitate the acquisition of resources and curricular materials by the centers.
These agreements bring about free curricular materials for all boys, girls and young people in Basic Education (stages of Primary Education, Compulsory Secondary Education) and Basic Vocational Training.
This Agreement is governed by clauses and responds to the needs and interests of each council to adjust to the diversity of contexts existing in each of the municipalities of the autonomous community.
The agreements represent an opportunity to improve the quality of education and reduce inequalities between students’ families and between different educational centers.
Approved an addendum to the agreement with the Cantabrian Employment Service for the care of children and adolescents with specific educational support needs associated with mental health in the field of Therapeutic Educational Classroom.
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Government of Cantabria

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