Camaçari: Mayor inaugurates school inclusion space
"With the aim of guaranteeing higher quality service to the population of Camaçari and ensuring the continued enrollment of students with special needs in the municipal school system," Mayor Ademar Delgado inaugurated the Center for Reference in School Inclusion (CRIE) this Friday. According to the city hall, the center offers specialized educational services, psycho-pedagogical support, workshops and experiences for students, educators, and families, as well as referrals to health and social assistance services. "Satisfied," Ademar highlighted the importance of the center for the municipality, which, in his assessment, "is extraordinary in serving those who need it most, through this work of social inclusion."
Bahia 247 - 'With the aim of guaranteeing higher quality service offered to the population of Camaçari and the permanence of students with special needs in the municipal network', Mayor Ademar Delgado inaugurated this Friday (15) the Center of Reference for School Inclusion (Crie). The space, according to the city hall, aims to bring together services for attention to school inclusion, with specialized educational care, psychopedagogical support, workshops and experiences for students, educators and families and referrals to health and social assistance services.
"Satisfied," Mayor Ademar Delgado highlighted the importance of the space for the Municipality, which in his assessment "is extraordinary in serving those who need it most, through this work of social inclusion."
Social and psycho-pedagogical support is intended for children and young people with learning difficulties or mental health problems who are enrolled in the municipal education system. The initiative aims to supplement and complement the educational services offered to students.
Among the services and actions that will be developed are welcoming and informing students and their families, referrals for enrollment in regular schools and specialized educational support centers and services, and referrals to health and social assistance services.
Organization
The CRIE (Center for Reference and Support for Children and Adolescents) is located in the Vargas Leal building, on Francisco Drumond street, and has five consulting rooms (two for technical assistance and three for specific assistance), an auditorium, a triage reception area, adapted restrooms, study rooms with teaching materials and a welcoming area. The space also has three parking spaces, all adapted, ramps, tactile paving and wide doors for wheelchair users.
To receive services from CRIE, it is necessary to contact the pedagogical service of the school where the student is enrolled, so that the coordinator can make the referral. Services will be provided in the opposite shift from regular classes, divided into groups that address the special needs of students, such as those with hearing impairments, for example.