Status: Completed
For many years, the children of Siete de Abril did not have a school to attend. They could not afford to travel to schools far away, and could not pay the bus fees or buy the uniforms. Desperate to educate their youth, several parents tried to teach math and reading to the children on a patch of dirt. The kids sat in plastic chairs and shared a handful of tattered books and dull pencils. They could not have classes in the rain and had no bathroom facilities.
In 2006, SHH built a one classroom elementary school at Siete de Abril that is currently enrolling nearly 100 children.
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