A multitude of residents toured the facilities after the complete renovation of the historic building, which had been out of use for two decades.
Many residents of Fraga participated this Saturday in the open house of the former San José de Calasanz building following its renovation. The building, which had been unused for two decades, has reopened its doors completely transformed to house the Vocational Training programs offered in the municipality, thus boosting the educational and professional future of young people in the city and the surrounding region.
During the morning, attendees had the opportunity to tour the renovated spaces and see firsthand the classrooms and equipment adapted to current educational needs . The project has brought the old structure up to accessibility and energy efficiency standards, providing the municipality with a modern educational facility.
The mayor of Fraga, Ignacio Gramún, praised the event as a significant milestone for the municipality: “The reopening of this space represents a fundamental milestone for Fraga, as we are recovering a historic building that had been unused for almost 20 years to put it at the service of education, talent and professional development for our young people and the business community of Fraga.”
With the launch of the San José de Calasanz center, the Fraga City Council consolidates its commitment to expanding the local educational offer , promoting Vocational Training in the area and enhancing the value of municipal heritage for the benefit of citizens.
