In elementary school, Nadia and Rosie walked home together every day. They would play with Nadia’s dog and swing on Nadia’s hammock. In sixth grade, that all changed. Rosie felt suffocated by Nadia and dodged her after school. She’d hide in the bathroom until her new friends said the coast was clear. Nadia was hurt and confused, and her mother, Dana, was conflicted.
La ley Celaá prioriza la cercanía al centro y la renta para la escolarización
Una enmienda de PSOE y Unidas Podemos ha acordado que la reforma educativa, la Lomloe o ley Celaá, fije como criterios prioritarios en la admisión de alumnos, cuando no haya plazas suficientes en un centro, la proximidad del domicilio o lugar de trabajo de alguno de...
