“The aforementioned building will constitute a model of its kind, a true palace of primary education, with simple yet elegant lines, large proportions, and a perfect finish...”. This is how the newspaper La Almudaina defined, in October 1929, the girls' school building that had just been constructed in Casa Blanca. A few years earlier, in 1926, the first one had been built, which became the one for the boys.

Porreres has once again demonstrated its commitment to justice and the recovery of historical memory with the commemoration of the act of remembrance of the victims who fought for the Second Republic, in an event organized by the municipality's Memory Commission and the City Council.

Upon entering CEIP La Soledad, a feeling prevails: the space breathes and embraces. The classrooms are large; the hallways, wide, and the original windows flood the building with light. This environment contrasts with the daily lives of many students, who live in small, crowded apartments. "Working in this school is completely different. Here, in the La Soledad neighborhood, which has been stigmatized, children can feel comfortable, with space and light to grow," explains Encarna Miró, the school's director. Her words capture the living heritage of the Second Republic, when the construction of schools in Mallorca transformed education with an advanced social and pedagogical vision.