Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Construction begins at San Juan School
5/15/15 Excavation of existing soil and infill of new construction grade soil completed 6/17.. Many thanks to Good Shepherd Dallas for helping us get to this point. All I need now is about another $45,000. got to have this baby finished by August 15th.
Ground breaking at San Juan School
The ground breaking at San Juan School took place on Friday, June 12th. The custom here is to dig a little trench and lay in two concrete block and bless them. We are on our way!!
Friday, June 5, 2015
San Juan School News
A word from the first graders at San Juan to all who helped bring about the installation of an all new computer lab
Today we received the bid for the new cafeteria building that we hope to have finished before the beginning of the school year on August 15th. $56,000. We have no space left for additional classrooms and our fifth graders will have no classroom next year if we don't get this building completed. The plan is to build the cafeteria building and to temporarily subdivide it into three new classrooms using light gauge steel studs and sheetrock walls which can be removed later when we get a new classroom building built. If you would like to join in the effort by contributing funds, let me know and I'll show you how you can make it happen. In the meantime, keep us in your prayers.
San Juan is a bilingual, faith based, Episcopal School. The teachers are very dedicated and love the children. They make an average of $300 a month. The parents of these children are thrilled with the school and really want to see it continue to grow. All the kids call me Meester Bob. I love it.
Today we received the bid for the new cafeteria building that we hope to have finished before the beginning of the school year on August 15th. $56,000. We have no space left for additional classrooms and our fifth graders will have no classroom next year if we don't get this building completed. The plan is to build the cafeteria building and to temporarily subdivide it into three new classrooms using light gauge steel studs and sheetrock walls which can be removed later when we get a new classroom building built. If you would like to join in the effort by contributing funds, let me know and I'll show you how you can make it happen. In the meantime, keep us in your prayers.
San Juan is a bilingual, faith based, Episcopal School. The teachers are very dedicated and love the children. They make an average of $300 a month. The parents of these children are thrilled with the school and really want to see it continue to grow. All the kids call me Meester Bob. I love it.
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