The Challenge
Previously, the Caserio Pasin, Aldea Pacamache school had three formal classrooms and two provisional classrooms. One of the provisional classrooms was made out of wood and had a dirt floor, while the other classroom had a wooden shed-like structure without walls.
As a substitute for the walls, the community uses nylon to try to protect the students while attending school. These conditions hindered student engagement, as well as posed a hazard to the safety of students.
Built in partnership with: Jesse Itzler & the WeDoHardStuff group
The Solution
With your support, PoP and the Caserio Pasin, Aldea Pacamache community broke ground on two brand new classrooms that abide by technical specifications set out by the Ministry of Education in Guatemala to benefit preprimary and first grade students.
The community worked hard to progress this school build, which was celebrated with an inauguration ceremony upon completion. The students and community members are so excited to have a quality learning environment!
This school was built as part of the 777 Project initiative.
Photo Journey
📍 Before
🔨 Construction
🎉 Inauguration
✅ Completed
🏆 Dedication
