Córdoba, Ver.- The federal deputy of Morena, Martha Rosa Morales affirmed that the free textbooks are being reviewed by the Secretary of Public Education (SEP) so that they are consistent and appropriate to the ages of the students, it is expected in brief that you already have an answer of the result.
It should be noted that despite the fact that the National Union of Family Parents won an injunction ordering the SEP to stop printing and distributing the books if it did not comply with the legal procedure to create them, the delivery of the copies has already started.
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It has also caused concern because they claim that it handles critical issues such as sexuality, bullying and some other social issues that they consider to be unsuitable for children.
The federal deputy asked parents not to worry as it will be an appropriate reading for children depending on their school grade if there are errors they will be resolved.
“The Secretary of Public Education is evaluating these texts and that they are appropriate for each of their ages, it will be reviewed and we will soon have an answer.”
How did the National Union of Parents get the signatures?
It should be noted that the National Union of Family Parents launched a request on change.org so that this new material is not delivered to primary and secondary students, who just finished the 2022-2023 school year officially.
On the other hand, he pointed out that schools should not condition the delivery of documents if a parent does not pay the registration fee; but there may be agreements between educational authorities and tutors.
In the same way, he urged teachers to adjust when requesting the list of school supplies since parents will have many expenses in this return to school.
2023-07-29 23:53:51
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