Estepona expands its educational offer with two new lines of high school at the Juan XXIII school
The territorial delegate of Educational Development and Vocational Training of the Junta de Andalucía, Miguel Briones, has indicated that, from the next course, the Conservatory of Estepona will offer training in the specialties of clarinet, guitar, piano and saxophone.
The City Council of Estepona reports that the educational offer of the city will be expanded from next year with the addition of two lines of high school in the school Juan XXIII.
This was announced by the territorial delegate of Educational Development and Vocational Training and University, Research and Innovation of the Junta de Andalucía, Miguel Briones, during a visit he made today to the school Juan XXIII with the deputy mayor of the Sociocultural area, Paula Herrera, the director of the center Natividad María Cortés and the president of the Victoria Foundation, María Jesús Floriano. Briones explained that the school Juan XIII will provide two lines of Baccalaureate in the modalities of Science and Technology and Humanities and Social Sciences.
On the other hand, the territorial delegate wanted to recall the implementation of the first Elementary Conservatory of Music in Estepona for the next course 2024/25, the result of the agreement between the Ministry and the City Council of the town. “These teachings, not being mandatory, are essential for the integral development of our society and for the promotion of the productive fabric of Andalusia”. The Conservatory, which will be located on the two lower floors of the Centro Sociocultural Mirador del Carmen, will host once implemented the four courses of Elementary around 150 students. Briones has confirmed the new authorizations for this center in the instrumental specialties of clarinet, guitar, piano and saxophone.
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