MINED performs extraordinary ADVANCED test to students of flexible modality and deprived of liberty
April 17, 2021
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The Minister of Education, Carla Hananía, verified the extraordinary application of the AVANZO test for 5,777 students, of which 803 students belong to the Flexible Modalities Program; 389 students from the private sector; 4,237 students from the public sector; and 348 deprived of liberty (between adults and minors).
Those deprived of liberty will take the extraordinary ADVANCED test in booklets because, as a measure of the Territorial Control Plan, the signal has been blocked in each penal center in the country to prevent communication with the outside and therefore, the commission of crimes ordered by gang leaders. who are being held.
In total there are 348 deprived of liberty who will carry out the test; 32 are minors and are located in juvenile detention centers in Ahuachapán, Ilobasco, Ilopango and Tonacatepeque; Another 316 remaining inmates are adults who are in the penal centers of Santa Ana, Sonsonate, San Salvador, Cabañas, San Vicente and Morazán.
As in the ordinary application of the test, each student has 18 hours to solve the test; In other words, the AVANZO platform is enabled from 6:00 am to 11:59 pm At the end, they will have access to their result, which will reflect the level of achievement achieved based on the number of hits obtained per subject.
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