The GEO Samaranch, in Santa Teresa, opened in 2012, was among the top 10 results of the educational network in IDERio in Final Years (6th to 9th grade), with an average grade of 7.4. Published in 2015, the index used to measure the quality of teaching was based on the evaluation of the Rio Exam of 2014. Sports Results The GEOs have featured in various disciplines and received numerous awards in sports competitions. The wrestling team of GEO Felix Mielli Venerando in Caju Neighborhood, opened in 2013, was champion in all events in which they participated. Among them, two stages of the Wrestling State Champions League of Rio de Janeiro State and the Student Games of the Rio de Janeiro State. In addition, two school students were classified to the national stage of the Youth Games (COB). In 2014, GEO Santa Teresa was the first public educational unit to win the Intercollegiate in history, a competition between private and public schools of Rio State. The Municipal Education Department partners with the Olympic Committee of the Netherlands since 2013, allowing sports missions to be made with Olympic and Paralympic athletes to workshops with students and teachers of GEOs Juan Samaranch, Felix Mielli and Dr. Socrates. Visits are made twice a year. OLYMPIC VILLAGES The Municipal Secretariat of Sports and Leisure (SMEL, its acronym in Portuguese) develops the practice of physical activities and sports in their 21 Olympic Villages around the city. There are 100 free activities among Olympic, non-Olympic, Paralympic, recreational and cultural assisting more than 30.000 children and adults of all ages enrolled in activities with set schedules and guided by skilled professionals. The Olympic Villages are located throughout the city as follows: nine in the North Zone (Mangueira, Vila Isabel, two in Ramos, Maré, Encantado, Penha, Honório Gurgel and Acari), seven in the West Zone (Jacarepaguá, Vila Kennedy, Padre Miguel, Campo Grande, Santa Cruz, Pedra Guaratiba and Deodoro), four Downtown (Center, Gamboa, Santo Cristo and Caju) and one in the South Zone (Vidigal). The Olympic Villages are open from Tuesdays to Sundays (in certain cases on Mondays), and Saturdays and Sundays it opens only for recreation purposes. In order to improve the quality of life of people with disabilities, SMEL develops the practice of 50 sports and leisure activities for 3.014 students with physical limitations in 18 Olympic
The GEO Samaranch, in Santa Teresa, opened in 2012, was among the top 10 results of the educational network in IDERio in Final Years (6th to 9th grade), with an average grade of 7.4. Published in 2015, the index used to measure the quality of teaching was based on the evaluation of the Rio Exam of 2014. Sports Results The GEOs have featured in various disciplines and received numerous awards in sports competitions. The wrestling team of GEO Felix Mielli Venerando in Caju Neighborhood, opened in 2013, was champion in all events in which they participated. Among them, two stages of the Wrestling State Champions League of Rio de Janeiro State and the Student Games of the Rio de Janeiro State. In addition, two school students were classified to the national stage of the Youth Games (COB). In 2014, GEO Santa Teresa was the first public educational unit to win the Intercollegiate in history, a competition between private and public schools of Rio State. The Municipal Education Department partners with the Olympic Committee of the Netherlands since 2013, allowing sports missions to be made with Olympic and Paralympic athletes to workshops with students and teachers of GEOs Juan Samaranch, Felix Mielli and Dr. Socrates. Visits are made twice a year. OLYMPIC VILLAGES The Municipal Secretariat of Sports and Leisure (SMEL, its acronym in Portuguese) develops the practice of physical activities and sports in their 21 Olympic Villages around the city. There are 100 free activities among Olympic, non-Olympic, Paralympic, recreational and cultural assisting more than 30.000 children and adults of all ages enrolled in activities with set schedules and guided by skilled professionals. The Olympic Villages are located throughout the city as follows: nine in the North Zone (Mangueira, Vila Isabel, two in Ramos, Maré, Encantado, Penha, Honório Gurgel and Acari), seven in the West Zone (Jacarepaguá, Vila Kennedy, Padre Miguel, Campo Grande, Santa Cruz, Pedra Guaratiba and Deodoro), four Downtown (Center, Gamboa, Santo Cristo and Caju) and one in the South Zone (Vidigal). The Olympic Villages are open from Tuesdays to Sundays (in certain cases on Mondays), and Saturdays and Sundays it opens only for recreation purposes. In order to improve the quality of life of people with disabilities, SMEL develops the practice of 50 sports and leisure activities for 3.014 students with physical limitations in 18 Olympic
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