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Abstract
The article examines the challenges imposed by working conditions and the meanings of inclusion negotiated by educators from rural secondary schools in the province of Catamarca-Argentina, within the framework of a national and jurisdictional educational inclusion policy that promotes the expansion of compulsory schooling. in rural areas. The field work was carried out in January 2020, with a qualitative approach. Semi-structured individual and group interviews were used as instruments for collecting information; the typification of teaching attitudes was used in the analysis. The results reveal that teachers overcoming the difficulties presented by rural areas, act as transformative agents both within the school and in the community.
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