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School Grouping and Municipality Prepare Return to Classes for Over 900 Students in the Municipality of Vila ViçosaPhoto by ignartonosbg on Pexels
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School Grouping and Municipality Prepare Return to Classes for Over 900 Students in the Municipality of Vila Viçosa

Rádio Campanário12 September 2026 at 11:30

On September 15, over 900 students in the municipality of Vila Viçosa return to school for the start of the 2026/2027 school year. The School Grouping of Vila Viçosa and the Municipal Council are working together to ensure that the return to classes takes place with all necessary conditions.

The program "Manhãs da Ana – Hora do Café," from Rádio Campanário, received in its studios Rui Sá, director of the School Grouping of Vila Viçosa, and Mónica Lobo, councilor of the Municipal Council of Vila Viçosa, to discuss preparations for the new school year.

During the conversation dedicated to Education, the measures and preparations developed by the School Grouping and the Municipality for the return to classes were discussed. Among the highlighted topics were school preparations, support for students and families, and the main challenges for this new school year.

Why this matters

Parents and guardians in Vila Viçosa need to know that local authorities are ensuring conditions for the return of over 900 students to schools. The conversation with those responsible allows anticipating what support and measures will be made available to families in the municipality, as well as what challenges have been identified for the new school year.

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