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| On the occasion of the health crisis due to COVID-19, it will provide cleaning staff to the centers, aid to which on its own initiative it will add distribution of posters and hydroalcoholic gel | The City Council of Las Torres de Cotillas will expand its commitment in the support it will offer to the public schools of the municipality during the academic year 2020-21, to help the centers face the health crisis due to COVID-19.

"The commitment of this City Council is to provide a person specialized in cleaning tasks per center and per building, who will attend to the indications of the contingency plan of each school," explains the Councilor for Education, Rafael Martínez García.

The training of these municipal workers - who will have the corresponding criminal certificate that confirms that they do not have a history of sexual crimes - will be the municipal responsibility. However, the Torreño City Council has wanted to go a step further and will also provide schools with posters on the coronavirus and hydroalcoholic gel to facilitate permanent hand cleaning.

"These tasks are not the municipal responsibility, but we wanted to collaborate with the centers to guarantee the safety and health of their entire educational community," says the mayor, who met last Friday, July 31 in the municipal plenary hall with the center directors to deal with all these measures. I have been working for weeks The Councilors for the Economy, Budgets, Personnel and European Projects, Francisco Jesús López Manzanera, and for Urban Planning and Public Domain, Francisco Fernández Baño also participated in this meeting.

On behalf of the schools, Victoria Moreno Gómez (CEIP Vista Alegre), Juan Luis Díaz López (Cervantes), Raquel Moré Ríos (CEIP Maestro Joaquín Cantero), Faustino Fernández Hurtado (CEIP San José) and María José Belmonte Ávila (CEIP Maestro) attended.

Jesús Ferrer). For weeks the Torreño schools -in collaboration with the City Council- have been preparing the contingency plans required by the regional government.

"We want to emphasize their great work, which has allowed them to present them well before the deadline to do so," says the Councilor for Education, who also highlights the collaboration of the AMPA in this work.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Las Torres de Cotillas