DON BOSCO SCHOOL

 Giovanni Melchior Bosco was born in a small hamlet in Castelnuovo D'Asti, in Piedmont, popularly called "I Becchi" on August 16, 1815. He was an Italian priest, educator, and writer of the 19th century. When he was still a child, his father's death made him experience the pain of so many poor orphans, of whom he would later become a father. But he found in his mother Margaret an example of Christian living. At the age of nine he had a dream: he seemed to be in the midst of a crowd of boys playing, But some of them fought. Juanito quickly threw himself on them, with his fists and kicks to silence them; but behold, a man comes to him and says to him, "Not by blows, but by meekness and charity you must win these your friends. Begin right now to instruct them about the ugliness of sin and the beauty of virtue. I will give you the Teacher under whose discipline you will become wise; and without which, all wisdom becomes foolishness." Then he understood that the

The Don Bosco School in Valencia, Carabobo State, has left a significant mark on local culture. Founded under the charisma of Don Bosco, this Salesian educational institution has contributed in various ways: Educational Offer: The school offers Intermediate Degree training cycles in Electricity and Electronics, Computer Science, as well as Primary and Compulsory Secondary Education. It has a total of 742 students in primary school and 853 students in secondary school, supported by 25 and 53 teachers, respectively. Services and Activities: Don Bosco School provides a variety of services and activities, including: Facilities: Computer rooms, multimedia, school library, chapel, infirmary, science laboratory and conference room. Website: The school maintains a website Extracurricular Activities: Associative experience, sports club and more. 3.Celebration of Cultural Identity: In Valencia, the cultural manifestations and expressions of Carabobo have taken center stage. The Don Bosco S

 Valencia: November 22, 1894 the first arrive Salesians to Valencia, the city of Cabriales had eagerly awaited since 1895 when the first contacts with Don Bosco himself and he is asked to send the first missionary expedition, the environment reigning product of the Guzmancista era was a ghost that kept the children of Don Bosco for some time. The Salesians form a boarding school that will soon had a significant number of students, its initial cost was 15 bolivars and remained open until 1968 when By orders of the Superiors, Fr. Ricardo Alterio as Director is responsible for decreeing its closure and the externed. This boarding school had been going on since the year 1895; just a few months before the arrival of the Salesian Fathers to Valencia. Seventy-three years of uninterrupted operation. Seventy-three years watching arrive at the beginning of the second half of September, young schoolchildren loaded with suitcases, with their faces saddened, and with the spirit in suspense before t