September Assembly Program Overview
September Assembly Program Overview
The historical commemoration of the beginning of the struggle for national independence
underline the uniqueness of our past and our culture, rediscover
also our belonging to a past and a broad horizon of civilization
that includes not only all Mexicans but also all the peoples with whom
we share language and history.
In that same position and with one voice we will say the Oath to the
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We are going to recite the Student Pledge: With our feet firmly planted on, the
ground with eyes set on the distant horizon, with a hand placed on the
heart, let us fervently recite the following student promise... We are
Mexicans we are people from Nuevo León
For the sacrifices what they did our older
For the lives of our heroes offered on the altar of the homeland
We promise to always be y
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Preserving the inheritance of honor, value, and progress that was bequeathed to us by the
past generations
We likewise promise to give our lives in defense of Mexico and Nuevo León.
when the homeland calls us
We promise to always be very Mexican and very Nuevo Leonese.
III.- For the realization of this assembly, students from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd with the
the coordination of their respective teachers will delight us with some performances
artistic works that have been prepared for all of us with great effort and care.
Next (the 1st grade group with the dance of 'the cowboy mouse')
The war lasted many years and it wasn't until 1821 that it was possible to defeat
the Spaniards and Mexico became an independent country.
In this way, slavery was abolished, and since then the people have united.
Every September 15th to remember that first cry of Don Miguel
Hidalgo, to celebrate independence and shout with pride 'LONG LIVE MEXICO'
Monterrey went through three foundations, because the first two failed due to the
resistance of the indigenous people of the region, the conditions of the terrain and the
disencounters of two founders with the Inquisition.
The kindergarten "José Guadalupe Zuno Hernández" thanks you for your attention and
cooperation.