Valverde Supports School Year Start with Aid and Conciliation Measures
The City Council allocates 9,000 euros for school supplies and books, maintains scholarships for studying off-island, and enhances collaboration with educational centers.
By Jonay Mesa Rodríguez
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Parents and children attend the start of the school year in Valverde, El Hierro.
The Valverde City Council has presented a set of support measures for the start of the 2026/2027 school year, allocating up to 9,000 euros for school supplies and textbooks, maintaining aid for off-island studies, and strengthening collaboration with educational centers.
The council on El Hierro has detailed the implemented actions to support families during this period, including subsidies for the purchase of school supplies and textbooks, with a total allocation of up to 9,000 euros.
Financial aid varies by educational stage: between 60 and 120 euros for Early Childhood Education, 150 to 300 euros for Primary Education, and 250 to 500 euros for Secondary Education. Additionally, the 60,000 euros for scholarships for students studying outside of El Hierro are maintained.
Support for the educational community extends to the maintenance of Early Childhood and Primary centers, as well as subsidies for centers and Parent-Teacher Associations (AMPAs). The allocation for the IES Garoé and CEIP Valverde increases from 2,700 to 6,000 euros, while the funding for the Rural School Collective rises from 1,150 to 3,000 euros.
To facilitate family conciliation, the City Council will continue offering urban camps at CEIP Valverde and CEIP Mocanal during holiday periods. The late-arrival service and the camp for children aged 0 to 3 linked to the Infant School are also maintained.
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"We want families to know that the City Council is by their side throughout the entire course. Supporting education means helping our students, facilitating conciliation, and collaborating with our educational centers."
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"These measures respond to specific needs at each stage: from the purchase of school supplies and care for the youngest to support for those who have to leave the island to continue their studies."