| Covered assembly area A covered assembly area for Centro Escolar San Andres in the departamento of Ahuachapan. |
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| Three Classrooms Centro Escolar Nuestra Senora del Refugio in the rural departamento of Ahuachapan. This project included a covered stairway. |
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| Centro Escolar Santa Familia, San Vicente TLAU has paid for the raw materials and specialized labor to build the covered play area, four classrooms, one library, computer lab with computers, and chapel. You might want to mention that this project was possible because of the generosity of one woman, Regina Johnson, and the project was completed in memory of her late husband and late mother. Also, she's the one who wanted to donate money for the chapel. |
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| Three Classrooms and Lavatory Centro Escolar San Jose La Labor; San Sebastian, Departamento de La Paz, El Salvador TLAU helped pay for the necessary land, three new classrooms, and bathrooms with sinks, flush toilets, and a steady water supply. Special thanks is due to Gil and Ethel Hirscher from St. Mark's Parish in Wilmington for their generosity with this project. |
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| Two Classroom Buildings Centro Escolar Santa Monica; Quezaltepeque; La Libertad, El Salvador Santa Monica is a very overcrowded school in a rural town with significant economic and gang problems. They have 245 students and only 3 proper classrooms and 2 makeshift classrooms. TLAU is sponsoring a project to replace the makeshift classrooms with proper brick structures. |
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| Classroom Capacity & Bathrooms Centro Escolar Arambala; Morazan Province of El Salvador Arambala is a small orphange facility for abandoned and special needs children in an extremely remote village of El Salvador. |
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| Water Tanks Centro Escolar Catòlico San Patricio; San Salvador, El Salvador Water tanks for purification and steady water supply. |
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| Chapel Centro Escolar Catòlico San Patricio; San Salvador, El Salvador Chapel for religious education and the holy Mass. Provided through a special gift from the ADR Foundation. |
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| Two Classroom Buildings Centro Escolar Virgen de la Paz; Tamanique Two new classroom buildings to provide adequate teaching room to rural village of Tamanique. Parents donated over 1800 hours of labor in this effort! |
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| Six Classroom Buildings Escuela Parroquial de Santo Domingo de Guzman Six Classroom buildings in the small village of Santo Domingo. Enrollment increased from 175 students to nearly 400 students as a result |
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| Water Tank Escuela Parroquial de Santo Domingo de Guzman Water tank to provide drinking water to the school. The tanks even out unsteady water flow, provide water pressure, and allow for purification. |
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| Computer Room Escuela Parroquial de Santo Domingo de Guzman Computer room furnished with computers and proper equipment. Completed through a special gift form the Nolan family. |
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| Bathrooms & Drinking Water Escuela Parroquial de Santo Domingo de Guzman Bathrooms replaced an overused latrine at the growing school. A water fountain and several sinks were also added. |
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