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Secondary Education

“(...) our education has an universal character: it has been created, constituted and developed for the benefit of all the children in the country. We have to take care of all of them, we have to educate them, we have to teach them what can be taught. To each and every one of them!

  Fidel Castro Ruz, february 5th,1987

The Basic Secondary School is a part of the national education system that is constitutionally mandatory. It comes after the elementary education and it is followed by the upper secondary education (pre-university, technical and professional education or pedagogical school) includes the seventh, the eighth and the ninth grades.

The seventh grade is the beginning of the new teaching, where the contents of the previous level are systematised and new ones are introduced. During the two otheryears, new subjects are studied and the students get prepared for the pre-university or technical education. At the end of the ninth grade, students decide their continuity of studies for the acquisition of a profession depending on their social needs, interests and real possibilities.

The secondary education aims at the basic and integral formation of the Cuban adolescent, based on a general culture that allows him to be fully identified with his nationality and patriotism. Knowing and understanding your past will allow you to face your present and future preparation, in order to consciously adopt the option of socialism, which guarantees the defense of social conquests and the continuity of the work of the revolution,either in their ways of feeling, thinking and acting.

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In the province of Ciego de Ávila, known as the city of portals and cradle of the Cuban locution, the secondary school is directed by a provincial methodological team composed of 9 methodologists of the different subjects and a Head of Department, who has subordination with their counterpart methodological teams in the municipalities of Chambas, Morón, Bolivia, First of January, Ciro Redondo, Florence, Majagua, Ciego de Ávila, Venezuela and Baraguá.

The total enrollment is 12 410 students, with 10 487 in urban areas, 441 of them in urban Turquino and 1 311 in rural areas. 170 of those of rural Turquino are distributed in 388 groups. 4 370 students receive the school snackand 1,243 have lunch in school canteens.

There are nine students facilities, 8 of themare Pioneer Palaces and one Pioneer Camp located in the municipality of Majagua

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