PP Communities, Along with the Canary Islands, Shut Down the Government's Inclusive Education Plan
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Twelve communities, those of the PP and the Canary Islands, reject the inclusive education plan that would bring 45,000 special education students to the regular school.The entry The twelve communities that reject the inclusive education plan for 45,000 students with disabilities was first published in What!.
New clash between the autonomous communities and the central government. On this occasion, the disagreement took place within Education, where the autonomous communities governed by the Popular Party, joining the Canary Islands, rejected on Friday the Strategic Plan for Inclusive Education presented by the Ministry of Miracles Tolon. The initiative of the State Department of Education, Vocational Training and Sports has not obtained the green li…
Education criticizes the rejection of the PP-ruled communities to the Inclusive Education Plan for a "partisan strategy"
Education criticizes the PP's rejection of the Inclusive Education Plan for a 'partisan strategy' ...
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