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Border, Coah. – Unlike several municipalities in Coahuila, in Frontera, so far there have been no complaints from non-compliant parents on the part of school facilities, in terms of online education, said the head of the municipal PRONNIF.
Norma Leija pointed out that the Border Office for Boys, Girls and the Family is open to receive any office from educational establishments, to guarantee that children have access to the right to education.
He noted that at the moment they have not received any report on this type of situation, and that they are waiting to support immediately when a case is presented.
He added that he is also in contact with a psychology team, so that they can advise children who do not have access to online classes on the new normal.
“Practically the task is that parents support with education at home, parents must apply, it is a right of children to study and carry out their educational activities,” he said.
He added that through the online classes the Attorney General’s Office will follow up the cases in accordance with the law so that minors have access to the right to education.
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