Guantanamo.- The Federation of Secondary School Students (FEEM) in El Salvador Municipality has recently renewed its leadership, emphasizing the significance of values education and academic commitment.
A meeting convened by the Municipal Council of FEEM in Guantánamo Provincie focused on the family’s role in fostering values, guiding vocational choices, and encouraging dedication to studies.
The event featured a dramatization addressing the dangers of drug use, presented by members of the Ahí es Campaign and the Adoleser Project.
Students highlighted the necessity of vocational guidance, particularly in relation to teaching careers, while Elizabeth Hernández Leyva and Lorena Montoya Sánchez advocated for revitalizing cultural activities within schools.
The meeting was attended by key political and educational figures, including the Municipal Director of Education, Marlene Aldana Benzan, and José Enrique Pons, the Director of Upper Secondary Education in Guantánamo Province.
The newly elected president of FEEM, Ileana Suárez Villalón, along with the council, outlined future initiatives aimed at enhancing student engagement and supporting the registration process for female military service, while also discussing the implications of recent economic and social reforms.
