The lack of infrastructure has led to the loss of essential pedagogical spaces and overcrowded school canteens. At CEIP Salvador Dalí, the situation forces the organization of multiple shifts or the conversion of key facilities such as the library, computer room, music room, and support classrooms into regular classrooms. This space shortage is also occurring at CEIP Peñas Albas and IES Don Pelayo, straining academic activity and daily coexistence to the limit.
To date, the City Council, families, and the educational community have submitted over a dozen letters to the Territorial Area Directorate (DAT) Madrid-Este without receiving a definitive response or concrete solutions.
Given the lack of response, the mayor recalled that the land cession occurred in 2019 and that last April, the municipal Plenary formally urged the Ministry to immediately construct a new public center for Early Childhood, Primary, and Secondary Education (CEIPSO) to fundamentally resolve the space issues arising from the municipality's demographic growth.
The City Council emphasizes that responsibilities regarding school infrastructure lie entirely with the regional Government. Therefore, while institutional collaboration will be maintained, the Consistory will continue to prioritize demanding the necessary investment to provide Villalbilla with the quality educational facilities its students and families deserve.
