Photos: The before and after of the 4 schools that reopened in Cartagena
The reopening of four public schools marks a new chapter for public education in Cartagena. After years of infrastructure deterioration, the Manuela Beltrán (Los Cerros), Madre Laura (Armenia, Castilla and Rada campuses), María Reina (La Esperanza, main and SAC-7 campuses), and Nuestra Señora del Perpetuo Socorro (El Líbano) Educational Institutions welcomed back their communities completely renovated.
TL;DR
- Four official schools in Cartagena have reopened after significant renovations.
- The schools, including Manuela Beltrán, Madre Laura, María Reina, and Nuestra Señora del Perpetuo Socorro, were previously in a state of disrepair.
- An investment of over $6.195 million funded the renovations.
- Approximately 3,000 students will benefit from the new classrooms, courts, and improved facilities.
- A photo gallery highlights the before and after of the school renovations and the reopening event.