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Cartaxo marks beginning of school year with reception for educational communityPhoto by joao Guerreiro on Pexels
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Cartaxo marks beginning of school year with reception for educational community

Correio do Ribatejo1 September 2026 at 15:37

The Municipality of Cartaxo will hold a reception for the educational community on September 10th, at the Centro Cultural do Cartaxo, at a ceremony that will mark the start of the 2026/2027 school year. The session will begin at 3:00 PM and aims to welcome the new school year.

The event brings together various members of the educational community, including teachers, educators, administrative and operational assistants, local authorities, parents and students. The initiative aims to recognize and value the contribution of all those involved in the educational process of the municipality.

This reception represents a moment of fellowship and the opening of the school year, allowing the municipality to establish a direct relationship with the professionals and families connected to education in Cartaxo. The organization is in charge of the Municipality of Cartaxo.

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