Feb 13 • 07:01 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil G1 (PT)

Almost 80% of cities in Goiás receive gold seal for literacy projects

Almost 80% of cities in the Brazilian state of Goiás have been awarded the National Seal of Commitment to Literacy for their educational initiatives.

The National Seal of Commitment to Literacy has awarded the gold category to 193 municipalities in the Brazilian state of Goiás, reflecting a significant achievement in educational efforts across the region. This recognition is part of a broader initiative involving municipalities, states, and the Federal District, which evaluates the actions taken by education secretariats aligned with the National Commitment to Children's Literacy program. Additionally, Goiás itself received the gold seal, highlighting the state's comprehensive educational strategies.

The Secretary of State for Education of Goiás (Seduc) reported that the state has implemented a range of literacy actions, including the distribution of supplementary printed materials to students, scholarship programs, and initiatives designed to assess and monitor student learning across both municipal and state education networks. These efforts demonstrate a commitment to enhancing literacy outcomes and ensuring that educational resources are effectively utilized to improve learning.

Moreover, the government of Goiás has also emphasized inclusion initiatives, providing support for the education of indigenous peoples, Afro-Brazilian quilombola communities, and rural populations. This approach underscores the state's dedication to equitable education for diverse groups, indicating a comprehensive strategy that not only targets literacy but also aims to empower marginalized communities through enhanced educational opportunities.

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