Children's books gone withHurricane

Two months ago Hurricane María impacted Puerto Rico and schools suffered great damage. I'm asking your support for the Dr. Antonio S. Pedreira elementary school in Puerto Nuevo, San Juan. When the storm ripped off the ceiling of its library, all the books and school materials store at the library were gone. This school has inspired many teachers and is a leader in educational innovations. The school already started classes and the teachers need these materials with urgency. Teacher Norys González has been coordinating the selection of the books they need for their specific school curriculum and the selection of the materials listed below. Please, join me on supporting the teachers so that the children keep receiving the quality education they deserve.
 
Books for their curriculum, thematic units, and for reading: 7,000.
Tables: 215.95 x 7 = 1511.65
Chairs: 49.95 x 28 = 1398.60
1 Large wood shelf/Tablillero:  936.
1 Set of furniture for the reading area: 2,299.
Carpet 9'x12' for the reading area in Spanish/English: 736.95
Electronic Library and Resource Center:
[Smart] Pizarra Mimio Board 87, proyector, program notebook for all subjects, sound system, etc plus installation: 5,399.
Earthwalk Laboratory:
- eXploration Reading Center: 
--Mobile unit: 2995.
--eXplotation Classtab (Earthwalk compatible classmate): 552. x 13 = 7176. 
--Printer E460dn Lexmark & service: 460.
--Projector Boxlight Cambridge X33N: 838.
Digital Library: 3289.

The school's motto is: "Los niños nacen para ser felices" [Children are born to be happy.] After what the country has gone through, the teacher, the parents, the children and I will appreciate your support to help us keep the children that way: happy and smart. Thanks! If you want to learn more about the school, you can find it in Facebook.
Carmen Martínez-Roldán & Maestra Norys González