“Is it true this school has tablets?” a young boy asked his mother, pointing towards Escola Municipal Cidade Takasaki. The Escola Municipal Cidade Takasaki stands proudly on Avenida Guaratinguetá in Jardim Alzira Franco. It serves the community as a public municipal school, educating children from Educação Infantil (similar to preschool and kindergarten) through Ensino Fundamental (elementary school). The school, officially known as Escola Municipal de Ensino Infantil e Fundamental Cidade Takasaki, also goes by EMEIF Cidade Takasaki. It has a capacity of 420 students. It is managed by the Prefeitura Municipal de Santo Andr\u00e9 (Municipal Prefecture of Santo André). Escola Municipal Cidade Takasaki is equipped with several important resources. They have running water, electricity, sewage systems, and garbage collection. While the accessibility features might not include elevators, tactile paving and ramps ensure better access. For educational resources, Escola Municipal Cidade Takasaki boasts a number of computers, copiers, and multifunction printers, as well as DVD players, sound systems, and televisions. Tablets are also available for student use. The school’s facilities include a storeroom, bathrooms for staff and students, a kitchen, a pantry, covered patios, a playground, and covered and uncovered sports courts. There are also rooms designated for the director, teachers, and the school secretary. The contact number for the school is (11) 3356-7914, and you can reach them via email at afranco@santoandre.sp.gov.br. For those curious about the school year calendar, I encourage you to check the schedule provided by the city of Santo André.
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