Bishop Jesús Castro Marte has proposed a collaborative initiative to address potential educational infrastructure deficits in the Dominican Republic. He is calling on the government, religious institutions, private businesses, social organizations, and property owners to temporarily repurpose available spaces—such as hotels, warehouses, and other facilities—to serve as classrooms.
The proposal aims to mitigate the risk of students being left without access to formal education due to a lack of physical space. By leveraging existing private and public infrastructure, the Bishop seeks to create a multi-sectoral solution to ensure continued student enrollment and classroom availability.
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