The General Secretariat of the Local Sindical of the Association of Masters, Grichelle Toledo Correa, demonstrates the miracles, the ‘indignation of the Puerto Rican magisterium’ by the governors’ speeches, Pedro Pierluisi Urrutia.
“The governor’s expressions are totally discredited and reputed. Our masters always gave the extra mile, and with the limitations and failures that exist in the public system, he maintained the education of our nuns and girls without interruption. Comparing the public system with the private is very fair, when we know the conditions under which the Department of Education finds itself. It is a merit to record that our teachers, salaries will call to help, condition and provide the system of hurricanes and earthquakes. In the midst of the pandemic, the master was instructed to burn the teaching pan, to avoid having to deal with all the necessary instructions, ”Toledo said in written statements.
“We cannot accept, accept or generalize that our education system is paralyzed and that virtual education has a fiction,” he added.
“Our masters have been presenting their classes and rehearsing them, to attend to the needs of their students, on occasions high above the night. It is time for the governing body to launch an attack and a reduction in our master class, including those who form the professionals of the future. We respect and show solidarity with our teachers! ”, Expuso.
The trade union leader stated that “it is a tragedy that we are seeing the peers paid in this country, which provokes the flight to the United States of colleagues that are very codified and remunerated as merits in other jurisdictions”.
The Association of Masters and the Local Syndical will launch a communication on the 28th of January to Governor Pierluisi with the proposal to meet for dialogue on all matters that require a master’s degree and to be able to reach an agreement on the majority of the system. enseñanza. At the moment the exclusive representative of the masters has not received a reply.
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