Pilot ’Safe School’ Program Launched in Puerto Vallarta Milton Colmenares - Vallarta Independiente
go to original February 5, 2022

The 'ETI' will function as a pilot school for this program, with which each student will be monitored from the moment they arrive at the campus until they leave it.

This week, the pilot program 'Escuela Segura' was launched at Technical Secondary School number 3, better known as the ETI, whose purpose is to give parents certainty about where their children are and if they went to school or not.

This program was launched with resources from the municipality. ETI 3 was chosen as the pilot for this program, providing students with digital cards, and the campus with screens, facial recognition cameras and temperature taking, as well as turnstiles for orderly access to the institution, so that in addition of guaranteeing that young people are taking their classes, allows strengthening the values of responsibility and commitment.

The idea is that, when entering, parents are notified and know that their children are on campus, as well as when they leave, so that they know the times they left the campus and can measure the times of arrival home.

As witnesses of this start-up, the supervisor of Zone Number 12 of Technical Secondary Schools, Ricardo Uribe Serrano; the councilor María Elena Curiel Preciado and the deputy director of Municipal Education, Cesáreo Torres Ceja, as well as parents and staff of this educational establishment.

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