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The presentations included dances, dramatizations, choirs, parades, marches, and theatrical performances that demonstrated the talent, creativity, and commitment of the educational community to the formation of patriotic values. Likewise, homage was paid to historical figures such as Juan Pablo Duarte, Francisco del Rosario Sánchez, Matías Ramón Mella, María Trinidad Sánchez and the Mirabal Sisters, highlighting their legacy in the construction of a free and sovereign Republic. This closing of the Patriotic Quarter not only marked the end of an educational journey, but also reaffirmed the commitment of students, teachers, and authorities to the promotion of the values of respect, solidarity, justice, and love for the homeland. The district director highlighted that this type of activity strengthens national identity from the classrooms, forming citizens aware of their role in society and committed to the country’s development. The event concluded with a message of reflection, inviting all those present to continue honoring history and to keep the patriotic spirit alive in every daily action.You can also read:Governor of Samaná highlights institutional coordination after meeting with Interior and Police




