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Tarouca Municipal Education Council Begins Term

Diário de Viseu12 September 2026 at 17:40

The Tarouca Municipal Education Council was officially installed on September 9, marking the beginning of a new mandate. This new cycle of work will last four years, extending until 2029.

The installation meeting took place in the Noble Hall of the Town Hall, a location that welcomed the council members for this inaugural session. During this meeting, the kick-off was given for the activities and deliberations that will define the work of the body over the coming years.

The Municipal Education Council is an advisory body that plays an important role in defining education policies at the local level, monitoring and proposing measures related to education in the municipality of Tarouca.

Why this matters

Tarouca residents are directly affected by this council, which has powers in defining and monitoring municipal education policies, including school network management, educational programs and decisions on educational infrastructure. The mandate until 2029 means these decisions will influence families with school-age children throughout that period.

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