Overview
- Escuela Nº 27 in Villa Elvira is operating a turn-based attendance schedule because only two classrooms are fit for use and several rooms lack heating and have broken glass.
- Parents report that the shortage of usable rooms has made directors set a rotating calendar so some groups attend in person while others stay home on any given day.
- Families say the rotation is recurring and forces them to reorganize work and care routines while students lose regular classroom hours and continuity in learning.
- Parents have pressed local authorities including the Consejo Escolar de La Plata to repair structural damage and guarantee heating, but they report no comprehensive fixes have been delivered.
- The problem is driven by physical deterioration of the building and winter temperatures that make unheated rooms unsafe, which could prolong disruption unless repairs and heating are provided.