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Free public education is paid by the national state

“According to the latest census, the illiteracy rate in Argentina has dropped to 1.9%, marking the progress of national education since that census Sarmiento” when he was President of the Nation and realized that “80% illiterate, “the minister said.

The minister stressed that “this breakthrough is possible thanks to the sustained effort of thousands of teachers who teach including everyone, excluding no one.”

He also noted: “In these dials someone was saying that nothing is free and education is paid, in Argentina we have resolved this question because free public education is paid by the National State.”

Delegations of schools founded by Sarmiento in the country are present in the house turned into a historical museum, awaiting the start of the tribute to teachers across the country, will be honored for his charitable work and their daily work in classrooms.

Teachers who receive the award “Distinguished Teacher” were chosen by the Ministries of Education in each province and the City of Buenos Aires.

The selection took into account teachers’ activity, with proven track record, outstanding performance against students and recognition of the educational community.

Teachers who receive the title of Distinguished this year are: Beatriz Bleu, Tierra del Fuego, Claudia Guzman, Santiago del Estero, Adriana Sanhueza, Santa Cruz, Maria Rosa Polite Bellay, San Juan, Cristina Enchase, Salta and Stella Maris Canella, of Black River.

They will also receive the award Olga Del Valle Guano, Neuquén, Luis Borden, Mission, PETRONAS Del Carmen Gonzalez de Mendoza, Maria Hardee Sosa, Tucumán, Maria del Valle Sanchez, La Pampa, Marta Cordoba, Jujuy, and Rosa Mora, Formosa.

They will also be distinguished Deut Silvia Maria, Entre Rios, Sergio Leonardo Burdon, Corrientes, Lillian Stop, Cordoba, Raul Rodolfo Catelli, Chubut, Aldrich Flora of Chaco Roué Alameda, Catamarca, Mario Alberto Pullman, the Buenos Aires, Susana Craned, La Rioja, Juan Carlos Palacios, San Luis, and Buenos Aires Marta Cresco.