School with holes in the ceiling and no bathroom: quilombolas face difficulties in studying in Tocantins

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Leaders of the Kalunga community, in the municipality of Arraias, denounced the situation to the state Public Ministry. Children end up relieving themselves in the bush and studying in cramped classrooms. School with holes in the ceiling and no bathroom: Quilombolas face difficulties studying Holes in the ceiling, no bathroom, walls with mold and exposed wiring: this is the reality of a school in the municipality of Arraias (TO) that serves the Kalunga quilombola community. Only three rooms house all classes, from literacy to elementary school. In total, 60 students are squeezed into cramped classrooms. The mother of one of them reports that it is common for classes to take place under a mango tree, due to lack of space. Without a bathroom, the children end up doing their business in the bush. Leaders of the Kalunga community denounced the situation to the state Public Ministry, through the State Coordination of Quilombola Communities. Learn more in the full report in the video above. Globo Rural’s most watched videos

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