Lezuza calls for school supply grants of 100 euros per student

The Lezuza City Council has announced grants for the acquisition of school supplies for the 2026/2027 academic year, with a budget of 3,000 euros and a maximum amount of 100 euros per student. The announcement is published in the Official Gazette of the Province of Albacete number 132, corresponding to Friday, November 13, 2026, within the third Section (Local Administration) and with the official reference from the National Grants Database BDNS 937985.

The extract is disseminated in accordance with the provisions of articles 17.3.b and 20.8.a of the General Grants Law 38/2003, of November 17, which requires the publication of a summary of the call when the full text is sent to the National Grants Database. The document appears signed in Lezuza on November 9, 2026, by the mayor, Alfonso Avendaño Sánchez.

The call arrives with the school year already underway, in the middle of November, and does so via a simplified procedure: standardized rules and forms accessible on the municipal website and in the state grant advertising system, without additional formalities for families.

Who can apply for the aid

Beneficiaries may be the parents, guardians, or legal representatives of students registered in the municipality of Lezuza, meeting these requirements:

• That the student is attending or will attend the second cycle of Early Childhood Education, from age three onwards, or Primary Education.
• That the center is supported by public funds from the municipality of Lezuza, or is a Compulsory Secondary Education or Post-Compulsory Education Center.
• That the studies correspond to the 2026/2027 school year.

The stated objective of the rules is the granting of aid for the acquisition of school supplies to the families of these students, such that the grant is designed as direct money for the household and not as payment in kind or the delivery of kits.

Amount and distribution criteria

The total planned allocation amounts to 3,000 euros, an amount that the call leaves open to possible variations in the budgetary allocation which, should they occur, would be applied to this same grant. The maximum amount per student is set at 100 euros, meaning the allocation would cover up to thirty recipients with the initially assigned credit.

If the number of applications exceeds the result of dividing the credit by the maximum amount, the Lezuza City Council may prorate the assigned credit and adjust the amount to be granted by dividing the allocation by the number of applications submitted.

The sole award criterion is the per capita income of the family unit, with preference given to lower incomes over higher ones until the budget allocation is exhausted. Therefore, no scales for academic records or other circumstances are considered.

Fifteen business days deadline

The application period is fifteen business days starting from the business day following the publication of the summary in the Official Gazette of the Province of Albacete, that is, from Monday, November 16, 2026, which places the closing date around the first few days of December, excluding holidays.

Interested parties may consult the full text of the call and download the standardized application forms on the Lezuza City Council website, on its electronic notice board, and in the National Grants Database, where the call is identified with the code 937985.

The call provides direct and targeted support for families with children of compulsory school age in a small municipality, where spending on books, notebooks, and educational materials is concentrated at the beginning of the school year. With a maximum of 100 euros per student and a distribution that prioritizes the lowest incomes, the City Council reinforces schooling in the municipality’s publicly funded centers and supports students who continue their Secondary education outside of Lezuza.

Source: Official Gazette of the Province of Albacete, number 132, of November 13, 2026, Third Section. Local Administration, page 24 (official reference: BDNS 937985).