An Analysis Of Abraham Lincoln College Of Villavicencio
The data referred to in this section are part of the Educational Context set out in the "Institutional Educational Project PEI" of the Abraham Lincoln College of Villavicencio and updates taken from the page "Mayoralty of Villavicencio, general information" and are used by the author of this project To contextualize this exercise in preparation. Villavicencio, host city of this investigative work, has more than 500,000 inhabitants, people coming from all corners of the country and has regular basic public services. The aqueduct covers 70% of the population, toilet 82%, sewerage 70%, natural gas 90% and electric power 94%. The official health service has a Hospital of III Level and nine health posts, complemented with services Private
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Population With Limitations: Within the educational system, a population of 480 students with special educational needs is being attended, in official institutions that have support teachers.
2. Population Without Limitations: In what corresponds to the school community without limitations we have 73215 students in official educational institutions, 6636 of private contractor and 24512 in unofficial3 Villavicencio's higher education covers 40% of the demand with a total of 6,800 places, presenting a deficit of 27,000 places. The University of Los Libertadores, Unified National Corporation of Higher Education - CUN-Corporación Universitaria Autónoma De Nariño, Corporación Universitaria de Colombia IDEAS Corporación Universitaria del Caribe, Corporación Universitaria del Meta, Corporación Universitaria Minuto De Dios - UNIMINUTO, Remington University Corporation, Center for Research in Teaching and Administrative Consulting-CIDCA, San Martin University Foundation, National Learning Service-Sena- Unipanamericana - Panamericana University Foundation, Antonio Nariño University, Colombia Cooperative University, Caldas University, Universidad de Caldas University of Los Llanos, Universidad de Manizales, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander, National Open University and Distance UNAD, Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia - UPTC, Universidad Santo …show more content…
These lands passed into the hands of individuals and constantly changed owners until the twentieth century when Augusto Romero sold the property to Luis M. Flores in 1946, made up of 148 hectares to annex them to the hacienda El Porvenir, according to public deed No. 2095 of May Of 1946. Of the totality of these lands, 56 hectares were sold to Mr. Santos Reina in 1948, on which later the project of the Neighborhoods Porvenir and Retiro is
Population With Limitations: Within the educational system, a population of 480 students with special educational needs is being attended, in official institutions that have support teachers.
2. Population Without Limitations: In what corresponds to the school community without limitations we have 73215 students in official educational institutions, 6636 of private contractor and 24512 in unofficial3 Villavicencio's higher education covers 40% of the demand with a total of 6,800 places, presenting a deficit of 27,000 places. The University of Los Libertadores, Unified National Corporation of Higher Education - CUN-Corporación Universitaria Autónoma De Nariño, Corporación Universitaria de Colombia IDEAS Corporación Universitaria del Caribe, Corporación Universitaria del Meta, Corporación Universitaria Minuto De Dios - UNIMINUTO, Remington University Corporation, Center for Research in Teaching and Administrative Consulting-CIDCA, San Martin University Foundation, National Learning Service-Sena- Unipanamericana - Panamericana University Foundation, Antonio Nariño University, Colombia Cooperative University, Caldas University, Universidad de Caldas University of Los Llanos, Universidad de Manizales, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander, National Open University and Distance UNAD, Pedagogical and Technological University of Colombia - UPTC, Universidad Santo …show more content…
These lands passed into the hands of individuals and constantly changed owners until the twentieth century when Augusto Romero sold the property to Luis M. Flores in 1946, made up of 148 hectares to annex them to the hacienda El Porvenir, according to public deed No. 2095 of May Of 1946. Of the totality of these lands, 56 hectares were sold to Mr. Santos Reina in 1948, on which later the project of the Neighborhoods Porvenir and Retiro is