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Dr. Manuel Pizarro Technical School


The EET N479 Dr. Manuel Pizarro (Escuela de Educacion Tecnica n479 "Dr. Manuel Demetrio Pizarro) is a public technical high school located in downtown Santa Fe, Argentina. Founded in 1932, it offers professional, technical, and chemical programs.

Organization of school

The school consists of 32 classrooms of which 14 are for classes, three large classrooms and three workshops aimed at teaching Computer and Multimedia, a staff room, the regency, address, vicedireccion, head of the workshop, Boards of Chemistry, the central courtyard, two lobbies, preceptoria, room cleaning, bathing men (the biggest), women's bathroom, two rooms Technical drawing (an extensive and another waning).

The years of course are six and are in March to November, for all courses.

Workshops

The workshops are from school rooms or barns where are the manifest activity "axis" of the school, being technical.

History

The establishment was founded 17 February 1932 as the School of Arts and Crafts, in a house at Mariano Comas No. 2441, teaching metalwork, carpentry and small business management. In 1936, it was renamed as School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering.

On April 9, 1941, the new building, at Av. Gral. Peace 4250, was inaugurated, called Dr. Manuel D. Pizarro for a Minister of Public Instruction. To encourage technical education, the number of trades taught was extended.

See also

Education in Argentina

National University of the Littoral

External links (in Spanish)

Motores electricos de la escuela

XVII Olimpiada de Quimica ano 2008

40a. Olimpiada Internacional de Quimica ano 2008

Entrega de fondos para la escuela (Del diario de TV. "Sin Mordaza")

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