Project Schoolhouse is an organization run almost entirely by volunteers. In this newsletter, we’d like to celebrate the great work of Renata Aleman. As a volunteer for Project Schoolhouse Renata has been leading our social media for the past six months. Her frequent posts have led to a significant increase in our social media followers. Renata became aware of Project …
Since 2015, Project Schoolhouse scholarship student Olvin has been attending high school. He is in the middle of his 4th year of high school (out of 5). His grades are incredible and he continues to excel academically.
Project Schoolhouse in on track to finish our fastest school ever next month thanks to incredible community participation of Manceras Central.
Dear Friends, If we were to paint a picture of the mission of Project Schoolhouse, it would be this photo of Jeyling Mariela from the community of San Antonio, where we worked with the families to build a beautiful, 100 meter bridge in 2016 so children could get to school safely, a school we helped them build. The scope of …
Project Schoolhouse in on track to finish our fastest school ever next month thanks to incredible community participation of Manceras Central.
On every trip into the remote communities in which we work, I am reminded of the fortitude and tenacity of parents and children alike; survival requires it and it’s apparent everywhere I look.
A letter from Jasmina, one of our scholarship students, to her donor.
As a field intern for Project Schoolhouse, Joseph Kilgallen has gathered many stories from people living in rural Nicaragua. The stories may vary, but one point remains the same. “You introduce [clean] water into somebody’s life out there, and the impact is far beyond just their health and basic convenience,” Kilgallen said.
