As the school year approaches, municipalities in Morón, La Matanza, and Hurlingham have initiated programs to help families with back-to-school expenses, offering discounts on school supplies and uniforms.
With the start of the school year quickly approaching, municipalities in the West Zone of Buenos Aires, including Morón, La Matanza, and Hurlingham, have launched special programs to ease the financial burdens of families preparing for the return to school. These initiatives feature discounts on a variety of essential items such as school supplies, uniforms, shoes, and backpacks, along with special promotions and agreed-upon prices that will last for several weeks. This collaborative effort aims to alleviate the costs associated with outfitting children for school.
In Morón, the local government has rolled out a new edition of the 'Morón Vuelve a Clases' (Morón Returns to Classes) program, which offers discounts ranging from 10% to 30% on school supplies and clothing. This iteration also introduces additional special promotions and benefits for families. The discounts and interest-free installment options can vary based on the participating businesses and the payment method used, encouraging families to check with each store before making purchases. This initiative not only supports families financially but also strengthens local businesses that participate in the program.
In Castelar and Haedo, the chain Dos Padres is actively participating by offering the same discounts at its two branches, thereby extending the reach of this initiative. Such programs are critical in providing necessary resources to families, particularly in economically challenging times, and they foster a conducive environment for students as they prepare to start a new academic year. These efforts underline the importance of community support in education and the proactive measures local governments can implement to assist residents.
