Back to school: where classes start this Monday and when they will start in the rest of the country

After three years through the coronavirus pandemic,

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The start will take place this

in the City of Buenos Aires and six provinces:

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In other districts, the start will be between Tuesday and Friday, due to differences in the school calendar and union conflicts. 

Many schools open with a certainty:

the goal of 190 days of schooling that was set as an objective

of the country.

This is an objective set in October 2021 by Minister Jaime Perczyk, who stressed his idea of ​​"prioritizing learning affected by the Covid-19 pandemic and the recovery of school times".

But only the City and Province of Buenos Aires will be able to reach it, which planned 192 school days in its 2023 calendar, and Chaco, Córdoba, Misiones and Neuquén have a 190-day school cycle planned.

In the other 18 provinces, the commitment made by the Federal Education Council (CFE) to recover the learning lost during the pandemic will not be fulfilled.

Likewise, within the framework of the return to school, the national authorities announced that schools throughout the country will promote "pedagogical content to commemorate throughout the 2023 school year the 40 years of democracy in Argentina."

As reported in the resolution of the Federal Education Council (CEF), the actions to commemorate it will be carried out taking some key dates such as March 24, April 2, May 25, October 30, December 10, among others. .

When classes begin, province by province

This Monday a total of 6,00,000

will begin classes and will finish them on December 22, while the rest of the jurisdictions will do so between March 28 and 3.

On Wednesday, March 1, classes will start in the province of

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In 

, meanwhile, the starting point will be Thursday, March 2.

In Buenos Aires they will be held from March 1 to December 26 and the winter recess will be between July 17 and 28.

Catamarca and La Rioja will conclude the school period on December 15 as in Santiago del Estero, Chaco on the 22nd, La Pampa on the 19th, Misiones and San Juan on the 22nd, Tierra del Fuego and Tucumán on the 20th.

In the province of Salta, classes for all levels will begin this Monday except for the non-university higher education level, which will begin on March 13.

There will be a winter recess from July 10 to 21 and the school year will end on December 27.

In Entre Ríos the school period will also start this Monday and end on Friday, December 22, with a winter break from July 10 to 21.

The students of San Luis will have classes from this Monday until December 19.

Winter break will also be from July 10 to 21.

The same winter recess period will take place in Mendoza and Formosa, where classes will go from this Monday until December 22 and December 20, respectively.

Santa Cruz will also end its school year that day, although with a cutoff in the middle of the year between July 17 and 28.

In Río Negro, classes will not start tomorrow as planned because the Union of Education Workers of Río Negro (Unter) decided on a 72-hour strike after rejecting the "salary proposal" for 2023 from the provincial government.

The 822,461 students in Córdoba will start classes on Tuesday and not tomorrow as a result of a strike and mobilization called by the Union of Educators of the Province of Córdoba (UEPC) to demand "fair wages."

In any case, in the mountainous province many have already started: those who begin the first course of the primary and secondary levels returned to the classrooms on February 23 and 24 for an adaptation period.

In Chubut, for its part, the Association of Education Workers of Chubut (Atech) announced a 24-hour strike on Monday to demand "salary recomposition."

Classes in that province will conclude on December 21 and the winter recess will be from December 17 to 28.

Corrientes will start the school period on Tuesday, February 28 and will end on December 22, while the winter holidays will be from July 10 to 21.

In the province of Santa Fe, they will begin on Friday, March 3, since the Santa Fe Teachers' Association (Amsafe) and Sadop, which represents private schools, declared the "no start of classes" for March 1 and 2 in rejection of the parity proposal.

In the latter province, classes are expected to end on December 22, and winter holidays will take place between July 17 and 28.

In the case of Neuquén, public schools will start classes on Thursday the 2nd and not the 1st as indicated in the calendar.

It will be until November 24 in Higher Education and until December 29 in kindergartens.

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