Teacher & School Support

The Siloe school still uses its original desks and chairs, many of which are broken and unsafe. Metal edges stick out, legs are unstable, and drawers no longer function properly. The children’s desks are in similar condition, and students must take care not to cut themselves on sharp or damaged surfaces.

The school’s tablets, purchased in 2018, can no longer be adequately updated but are still needed for scheduling, curriculum development, communication, and daily instruction.

After nearly 30 years of use, the school has experienced significant wear and tear without the funding needed for repairs, replacements, or technology upgrades.

New Teacher Desks & Chairs for 12 classrooms (Funding target:  $3,600)

New Student Desks for 12 classrooms (Funding target: $12,000)

New Updated Tablets for Teachers (Funding target: $6,000)

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A woman sitting at a old broken desk with school supplies and a student in El Salvador
A classroom with broken and cluttered desks. Four students are standing and talking near the wall, with colorful papers and drawings displayed on it in El Salvador.
Disorganized clutter under an old black student or teacher desk in El Salvador.
A worn and dirty desk with for a teacher in El Salvador in need of repair or replacement.
Open rusty metal drawer of a teachers desk in El Salvador.
Old chairs being used in classrooms in El Salvador.
Child working on an aging computer with graphic design software displaying a colorful parrot on the screen in El Salvador.
Three students in white shirts observe a robotic vehicle with wheels, motors, and sensors in a science fair in El Salvador.
Students wearing face masks working on aging computers in a classroom in El Salvador.