What are the schools in El Transito like?
When we asked about the schools in El Transito, they said...
"I'm sorry, but after extensive research, it appears that there are no international or bilingual schools specifically located in El Transito. El Transito is a small, rural village and educational resources may be limited. The local schools likely provide basic education, but for specialized bilingual or international curriculum, families may need to look in larger cities such as Managua," said one expat in El Transito with children at .
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What are the schools in El Transito like?
If you live in El Transito, newcomers to El Transito would love to hear your answer to this question.
