Santo Domingo.— A few days before the start of the new school year, the Jesús Maestro school, located in the Los Girasoles sector, presents an advanced state of deterioration in different areas of its infrastructure, a situation that generates concern among parents, students, and members of the educational community.
The conditions of the school have drawn attention due to the proximity of the start of classes, while visible damage persists that affects the image and physical conditions of the educational center.
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In different areas of the school, deteriorated structures, walls in poor condition, and spaces that require repair and maintenance work are observed to ensure an adequate environment for students, teachers, and administrative staff.
Parents and local residents express concern over the possibility that students may have to return to classrooms without the necessary work to prepare the school facility having been completed.
