Figure 1.--A reader sent us this photograph of a flag ceremony in northern Atgentina in which three city schools participated. We are not sure just what the event was. A reader writes, "The attached photograph was taken in San Salvador, provincial capital of Jujuy Province. It is interesting to notice the different school uniforms worn by the flag bearers. The kids with white lab coat are from a public school. Next to them, the boys and girls wearing black jackets with green skirts/pants are from a private school. The next group with the red jackets and jeans are boys from a secondary level school, attached to the Univversity of Jujuy, Faculty of Mineralogy. It is also a public school, but due to the nature of their curiculum, they wear a 'rougher' type of uniform. Jujuy is the northern province bordering Bolivia and unlike other regions of Argentina, their population is mainly ethnically Aymara."

We notice a range of special events at Argenine schools, but do not fully understand them. They help to showcase the different uniforms worn at the schools as the children usully sruce up a bit for the ceremonies. A reader sent us a photograph of a flag ceremony in northern Atgentina in which three city schools participated. We are not sure just what the event was. A reader writes, "The attached photograph was taken in San Salvador, provincial capital of Jujuy Province. It is interesting to notice the different school uniforms worn by the flag bearers. The kids with white lab coat are from a public school. Next to them, the boys and girls wearing black jackets with green skirts/pants are from a private school. The next group with the red jackets and jeans are boys from a secondary level school, attached to the Univversity of Jujuy, Faculty of Mineralogy. It is also a public school, but due to the nature of their curiculum, they wear a 'rougher' type of uniform. Jujuy is the northern province bordering Bolivia and unlike other regions of Argentina, their population is mainly ethnically Aymara."

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