COMAYAGUA.More than 600 boys and girls from the “Fray Juan de Jesús Zepeda” school benefited from various school infrastructure works, which were carried out by the local mayor’s office in conjunction with teachers, the parents’ society and the Lions Club. from this city.An investment of 2.5 million lempiras was made in the works, since two school classrooms were built and others were improved, the auditorium's ceiling was also rebuilt, a dental clinic was conditioned and equipped and, in addition, the mayor's office will pay the dentist.“After two years of having closed this school, which is the oldest in the city, we are delivering four important projects that have been developed in the last three years, the pandemic delayed us, however, we are delivering these works that they are of great importance for the adequate and dignified functioning of this educational center”, highlighted Mayor Carlos Miranda, emphasizing the coordination with teachers, the parents' association and the Comayagua Lions Club.María Joaquina Reyes, director of the "Fray Juan de Jesús Zepeda" school, thanked the Comayaguense mayor for the support to carry out the works, since as teachers they are aware that educational centers must have quality spaces for better teaching to your students.On this occasion, they had the support of the Comayagua Lions Club, who provided a dental chair and modules for equipping the school's dental clinic.(SZM)