Mazatlán.- Sinaloa managed to exceed its own goal, about 17,569 Sinaloans advanced with their educational level and say “goodbye” to the educational lag, as of October, according to ISEJA data.
The director of the Sinaloense Institute for the Education of Youth and Adults, ISEJA; Rubén Miranda López, mentioned that the state is in 16th place nationally in contribution to reducing educational lag.
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“From 2021 to 2024 in Sinaloa 54,900 people have advanced in educational level with our services, starting in 2021 with 9,780 people.
“And right now, as of November 23, we have already reached 18,056 people, that is, we have almost doubled our growth,” declared the official.
Miranda López pointed out that the idea is to achieve the integration of young people and adults into productive activities in the state.
This, he said, through knowledge and reducing educational lag, so that they can go from one level to another without problems and reduce illiteracy more and more every day.
The director of ISEJA added that in SINaloa, of a population of more than 2.3 million people over 15 years of age, 635,750 do not have basic education or are considered illiterate.
The municipalities with the greatest lag are Badiraguato, Choix, SinaloaMocorito and Cosalá, this due to the geographical location and its difficult access to educational centers.
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Source: Fernanda Magallanes from Punto MX on 2024-11-23 15:00:00
