MY SCHOOL RUFINO QUICHOYA

 

MY SCHOOL RUFINO QUICHOYA

Business name: INSTITUCION EDUCATIVA TECNICA EMPRESARIAL RUFINO QUICHOYA

Nit: 828000349-9

Address: Aven. Colombia No. 7-118 B/ Abad Turbay

Telephone and mobile: 4130966-3112780624

 Web page: http://rufinoquichoya.ssm.com.co/

Email: ierufinoquichoya_don @hotmail.com

Calendar: A – MIXTO

working day : Única-  sabatino PROGRAMA 3011

Academic levels: EDUCACION PRE-ESCOLAR, BASICA, ACELERACION DEL APRENDIZAJE Y MEDIA ACADEMICA.

Registration Dane: 183247000213-01

ICFES code: 102954  Approval: RESOLUTION No.002203 OF 10/25/2106.

INSTITUTIONAL SYMBOLS

SHIELD     

It represents a human figure formed by different consecutive elements of the reason for being of the institution; slightly inclined forward and in a displacement position, it symbolizes the institutional horizon and the projection of the business culture, at the regional level; the triangular shape determines the initial letters of the institution's name. The green color symbolizes forest wealth; blue, water sources; and the red one the confraternity of the Quichoya family. The ball represents the head and the book on the chest symbolizes the love of Mother Earth, it means teamwork, the entrepreneurial spirit and the entrepreneurial vocation of the members of the community.

 FLAG:

     The rectangular shape combines white and brown colors in triangular shapes that symbolize the harmony of the community around the wealth that mother earth offers, which constitutes the raw material for the execution of business projects.

REGIONAL CONTEXT.

     The municipality of El Doncello is located in the Northeast of the Department of Caquetá, 65 kilometers north of its capital Florence. The municipal seat is 373 meters above sea level and registers an average temperature of 26 degrees Celsius. According to the geographical position, El Doncello is located at 1 ° 40´ 46¨ north latitude and 75 ° 16´ 45¨ west longitude with respect to the Meridian of Greenwich and delimits to the north with the Department of Huila; to the east, with the Municipality of Puerto Rico; to the south with the municipalities of El Paujil and Cartagena del Chaira and to the west with the Municipality of El Paujil.

     The geophysical territory is made up of four morphological groups: mountain range landscape that is part of the eastern flank of the Eastern Cordillera and presents very steep slopes; piedmont landscape located in the center of the municipality and on which the populated center rises; lomerío landscape (undulating plateau); and landscape of valleys located to the southeast by the margin of the Guayas river basin.

      The municipality has a particular and privileged location in the north of the department. It is located in the Andean-Amazonian subregion and stands as the central population of the piedmont road cord with the highest population concentration and potential recipient of development, thanks to the possibilities of land communication, which make it a strategic municipality as a bridge for the supply of services.

 FOUNDATION AND POPULATION

     At the end of the 19th century, large groups of settlers arrived, attracted by the boom in the exploitation of cinchona and rubber, which led to the beginning of Caqueteña history. When the rubber industry went into decline, many rubber tappers emigrated to other territories and those who remained in these lands became farmers. As of 1932 the colonization took a new impulse due to the Colombian-Peruvian conflict. In 1933 the Guadalupe-Florence highway was built, giving a new advance, but the development as such began in the 1950s with the time of violence; This forced families from other regions such as Antioquia, Huila and Tolima to settle in these lands.

     At the beginning of the 20th century, there were no such abrupt or significant changes in the population outlook .. and only because of the rubber boom did settlements and roots appear in various regions of the Amazonian territory, where ethnic elements or Andean, coastal and coastal subjects are combined. peripherals. The transformations of social life, the massive migrations of peasants to the urban area, characterize the current urban problems and justify the formation of marginal conglomerates (invasions) and the accelerated population growth of El Doncello. Only at the end of the 20th century, in the 80s, there was a population increase in Caquetá due to the boom in coke production, bringing as a consequence socioeconomic problems, becoming evident in a drastic change in the culture of the Caqueteños, specifically in the Doncellenses.