The complaints continue in CEIP number 2 of St Anthony of Benageber. Now, the Association of Mothers, Popes and Students has warned that two months after the start of classes, the educational center is still connected to a the electric generator works, as it has not been registered in the current power grid. However, the consistory ensures that the contract was signed last week and the connection will be operational shortly: will not be extended beyond next week.
This was guaranteed by the mayor of the municipality, Henry Santa Fosta, who carried out the due checks to the Assessor for Education and the Municipal Contracting Technician. She has assured that “everything is signed and ready” so that the school will soon be able to function independently. Furthermore, the mayor acknowledges the “complication” of the contract they had to sign because they had to hire “the rest of the municipality’s accountants”. “There were no companies that would like to log only this counterand we had to change the rest”, he underlines. This setback, together with the slowness of the Administration, were two determining reasons for this delay.
However, in the AMPA they do not give credit to the situation students are experiencing because of deficiencies that the center still drags. First it was the lack of teachers; subsequently, the teaching materials and were planted in November without a checkbook. The last complaint concerns the electricity perceived by the school, since they ensure that there are “continuous blackouts”. Santafosta has no record of this circumstance “beyond the fact that he could have never happen“, but nothing serious enough to make the center stop working.
Furthermore, the families are also crying out loud because the Department of Health has not yet carried out the mandatory visit to the school kitchens in order to start up all the infrastructure, which makes it impossible to prepare food over there. Neither the inspection nor the gas supply, since it is the Healthcare that has it, which must guarantee that the system is adequate.
They also warn about the state of the playground, where the installation of a cover that provides shade for minors during recreational hours is still missing.
