The Church of Jesus Christ Strengthens Education in Panama With Donation for Classrooms in Remote Communities

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in collaboration with the organization School the World, donated to aid in the construction of seven classrooms in Central America last month. The classrooms will benefit schools in three remote provinces of Comarca Ngäbe Buglé, Panama.

This donation represents a significant step in strengthening the education system in remote regions, providing better learning conditions for hundreds of students and teachers. In addition to the classrooms, the project included the construction of recreation parks for the children.

The donation ceremony was carried out on February 27 and 28 by local Church leaders, coordinators of School the World, a representative from the Ministry of Education and Gabriel Escalante from the Civic Association. Parents and community members were also part of this event.

Students, teachers and parents expressed their gratitude for the donation, highlighting the positive impact it will have on the education of their children.

In addition to improving school infrastructure, this initiative strengthens the bonds of friendship between the Church of Jesus Christ and community leaders, fostering the progress and well-being of children and youth.

“Thanks to this effort and commitment, these classrooms represent learning opportunities that will transform lives. Education is the path to a better future,” said Annia Bogantes, one of the participants in the event.

This donation reaffirms The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ commitment to serving the community and working for the well-being of society through access to quality education.