Cecodap: 27% of Schools Evaluated Suffer Serious Damage After Earthquakes #25Aug
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The director of the Community Learning Centers (Cecodap), Carlos Trapani, warned this Tuesday, August 25, about the damage caused by the earthquakes of June 24 in schools located in the most affected states. "It is not a question of opening up, but rather that the face-to-face return is safe," said the human rights defender, referring to the possible start of the school year in Venezuela in mid-September.
The NGO Cecodap showed in its last report that one in three educational centers has closed areas due to imminent danger. Added to this reality is the paralysing of basic services. Educators insist on the authorities to provide information on technical inspections and repairs to ensure the habitability of schools before [...] The entry Urge rebuild schools and communities for a safe return to classes, alert Cecodap aparece primero en Crónica Uno …
The organization proposes security certification for each educational center, which allows to identify precisely which spaces are suitable for the activity and which require urgent repairs to receive the educational community. The post Cecodap warns that 27% of the schools evaluated present serious damage due to earthquakes appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
Data is part of the report Education crisis after the seismic doubling of Venezuela 2026, prepared by Cecodap together with the Network for the Human Rights of Children and Adolescents (Redhnna). The organizations warn that part of the educational centers evaluated still presents damages that must be considered before returning to classes of students and teachers. The non-governmental organization Community Learning Center (Cecodap) warned about…
The return to classes scheduled for September faces a severe logistical and human obstacle following the devastating earthquakes of June 24. A recent report presented by the Community Learning Centers (Cecodap), entitled "Education after earthquakes", revealed that 27% of the educational establishments evaluated in Caracas, La Guaira and Miranda have serious damage to their infrastructure. Cecodap entry: 27% of the schools evaluated suffer serio…
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