Radio Cadena Agramonte emisiora de Camagüey
Camagüey, November 3 - An unusual silence, heavy with apprehension, had filled the hallways of Camagüey's schools in the preceding days. The threat of Hurricane Melissa, which forcefully struck the eastern part of the country, kept the province on edge, with eyes fixed on the skies and bated breath.
The communities, their memories of past events still fresh, prepared for the worst. However, the capricious path of the storm diverted its fury, and the province, miraculously, did not suffer major damage. The tension gave way to a collective sigh of relief, and from that relief to immediate action.
This action had a first and last name: the teachers of Camagüey. While the population returned to normalcy, they dedicated the weekend to a monumental task: the sanitation and preparation of every classroom.
An army of teachers poured into the educational facilities. This was not a simple cleaning, but an act of profound dedication to turn the schools into safe spaces, a ritual of preparation to welcome their students.
This Monday, November 3, that collective effort bore fruit. The school term resumed at all educational levels, and the characteristic bustle of students filled with life the very same hallways that days before were silent.
The restart is not just a return to academic normalcy; it is a testament to resilience. Faced with the dual challenge of a climatic threat and permanent difficulties, the educational community once again demonstrated that the school is the beating heart of society, a bastion that refuses to stop.
In this context, the role of education and in-person classes reveals its crucial importance. They are the space where new generations are forged, not only academically, but also in values ??such as solidarity and responsibility, which were on full display this past weekend. The classroom becomes a space where the future is built and where knowledge is transmitted.
Beyond the curricula and the lessons, the great teaching of these days has been one of an unbreakable commitment: that of the educators to their students, and that of an entire province to the future of its youth. (Maykel Torres La Rosa/Radio Cadena Agramonte) (Foto: TV Camagüey)
