The socialist candidate pledged to defend the quality of public education and support of Totana AMPAS in all its claims.
Representatives of AMPAS met with mayoral candidate Juan Francisco Otálora in a relaxed and collaborative.
Parents expressed concern about the cutbacks in education regional government, as a lower quality education for their children.
At the municipal level, representatives expressed their complaint to the dramatic deterioration that have suffered the extracurricular activities in schools.
These have been reduced in recent years to a minimum and only offer from the City school sports, breaking completely with their share of agreements signed in the continuous-time projects of schools, so do not cover the needs of families .
Another of his complaints was focused on the Municipal School Board, which has become meaningless and in the last four years has only been met to date the non-school days.
Juan Francisco Otálora promised the parents to equip the Council more powers, to turn it into a forum for debate on education.
In this sense also informed that in his electoral program envisaged the creation of a municipal board of AMPAS that is intermediary between parents and the local government and participate in developing the education budget.
In addition, it committed itself to a plan that centers in the evenings there is a wide range of extracurricular activities so they can support the work-family reconciliation.
Alongside this, a socialist proposals to support parents' associations is to book 120,000 per year to operate.
Otálora strongly committed to public education and pledged that if the mayor, will regain the municipal solar scale, which is in private hands, to be earmarked for a new public school.
They also suggested that school space is preserved as Cross allocation of sports facilities and not used as a planning currency.
Juan Francisco Otálora showed that in the absence of capacity and ideas of the PP in the past 8 years, the Socialists do offer realistic proposals, specific and necessary to Totana.
