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The document presents the program for a school assembly in September to commemorate Mexican civic dates such as Independence. The program includes the singing of the national anthem, student presentations on the history of Mexico, and folk dances, concluding with a choreography of gratitude for the country's independence.
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The document presents the program for a school assembly in September to commemorate Mexican civic dates such as Independence. The program includes the singing of the national anthem, student presentations on the history of Mexico, and folk dances, concluding with a choreography of gratitude for the country's independence.
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SEPTEMBER ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
Profra. Guadalupe Moreno López, director of the institution.
Dear colleagues, teachers, authorities, parents,
administrative, support, and management staff.
Good morning!
Welcome to our Chapultepec Primary School!
We are gathered on this occasion to remember the
most important events of the month of September, therefore
which the students, parents, and sixth grade teachers
we have prepared this school assembly with great care in the
that we commemorate the following civic dates:
September 13: The defense of Chapultepec Castle
for the Heroic Children.
September 16: Anniversary of the beginning of the
independence of Mexico.
September 20: Don Diego de Montemayor founds the
Metropolitan City of Our Lady of Monterrey.
September 27: The Trigarante army, with Iturbide at
front, made his triumphant entry into Mexico thus completing the
end of the war and on the 28th the first government was appointed
independent.
To begin the program, we will pay tribute to
the flag.
We hope that you show due respect to our Symbols.
Patriots. We ask that people who bring a cap or
hats are discovered on the head.
Attention... Greet... Now!
In that same position, we will take the oath to the flag addressed
by _____________________________________________
________________________________________________
Stand firm... NOW!
Now with respect we will sing the national anthem.
(Homeland, homeland your children...) Salute... Now!
(Se va la bandera) Firmes…¡Ya!
The student pledge will be led by
________________________________________________
________________________________________________
To close the civic ceremony, we will sing the anthem to Nuevo León.
September is regarded as the month of the homeland because
important events related to the struggle for the
freedom.
Reasons why the whole country and beyond our borders
we fill ourselves with joy and patriotic reasons in September,
overflowing our national pride.
As the first number, students from 6th A and 6th B will present to us.
a declamation about September 16; let's listen
______________________________________________
Let's welcome with a big round of applause.
Our Mexico is recognized as a pluriethnic nation and
pluricultural and finds in its history, in its languages, in its
religions, in their cultures and traditions the elements that we
they are common and make us feel proudly Mexican.
It is time to welcome the sixth grade section A group that we
They will present a typical dance. A strong round of applause.
The sones originate in Jalisco and are mainly performed in
Cocula and in some municipalities and ranches in the south of the state,
especially at weddings, baptisms, and name days. with the
the birth of mariachi was the flourishing of these sounds,
to the extent of being identified everywhere.
Next, the sixth-grade students of section B with the
They will make us dance to jarabe tapatío. Let those be heard loudly.
applause to encourage them.
To conclude with a flourish, let's welcome all our
sixth grade classmates who express gratitude and say goodbye with
a choreography that invites us to give thanks and remember the feat
heroic of our national independence.
The sixth grade groups and the people who collaborated to
to hold this beautiful assembly, they say goodbye to you,
they thank you for the attention given, hoping it has been to your
. We also thank the parents who
they collaborated and made this assembly possible. Thank you
Reasons why the whole country and beyond our borders to us
we fill with cheer and patriotic reasons in September, overflowing
our pride national.
We invite you to listen to the interpretation of 'El Son de la Negra'
by groups attending the 9th Mariachi Festival, held in the
2002 in Guadalajara, Jalisco.