C.E.B Francisco Morazán
C.E.B Francisco Morazán is located in the rural community of La Pedrera in the municipality of Yarula, La Paz, Honduras. The school currently has five teachers who provide educational needs for kindergarten through 8th grade to 93 students. Students regularly have significant absences from school due to waterborne illnesses. Providing access to safe drinking water within the school system will lead to healthier students, fewer absences due to illness, and a better education.
Hillside Secondary School
Hillside Secondary, a non-government school in the Kilolo District of the Iringa region, confronts the challenge of accessing safe and clean water. The school serves a total of 84 students and 9 staff members.
Kankaylay Primary School
Kankaylay Primary School was established in 1987 with a temporary structure covered by a tarp and began with 47 students and 3 teachers. After the temporary structure fell down, the school was moved under a plum tree for 5 years. Seeing the importance of education, the surrounding community responded by constructing 3 classrooms. Five years later, a local organization added another 3 classrooms.Today, the school has six classrooms and office space for the headteacher and four other teachers. The school has 364 students, 181 girls and 183 boys.
Khuluvi Primary School
Khuluvi Primary School is located in Zomba District, Malawi. It has 19 classrooms and 14 teachers for a large enrollment of 1,487 students. Students walk to school from as far as 5km distance. The school was established by the Church of Central African Presbyterian, Blantyre Synod in 1973.
Kiguuka Community School
Kiguuka Community School, located in the Nwoya district of northern Uganda, was established by parents worried about the high number of local children not regularly attending school.
Lamin Oyo Community School
Lamin Oyo Community School's sole water source is a seasonal waterhole that only fills during and shortly after the rainy season, and then quickly dries up. Additionally, the water drawn from the waterhole is contaminated and leads to numerous diseases.
Lukala Secondary School
Lukala Secondary School was established in the year 2005. It began in the primary school section under the leadership of Mr Simon Wasimbi, who was then the primary school's headmaster. It started with 15 students being housed in temporary structures as classrooms. The school office was shared by both the primary and the secondary sections. The school was registered officially by the Ministry of Education in 2008 and had a new principal - Mr. Ronald Makhanu. Contributions from the community members led to the construction of four classrooms. The Ministry of Education then came in with two more classrooms. The school received a grant that enabled them to construct a laboratory. Constituency Development Funds aided in the construction of two more classrooms. The students perform averagely in this school.
Lulanzi Secondary School
Lulanzi Secondary School, situated in Lulanzi village of the Kilolo district, has a total student enrollment of 413, comprising 262 girls and 151 boys. The school employs 18 staff members, both teachers and non-teaching personnel.