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a packed classroom full of attentive students in a remote and marginalized region of Mexico not long ago this picture would have been almost unthinkable but during the last 15 years Mexican community education institutions have worked hard to improve the teaching quality and attendance rates in rural and marginalized areas the National Council for education development helped to allocate more resources to these communities equipping classrooms and providing materials for all students it supports the needs of students living below the poverty line there's a kissing Stella Teresa Laguna helicopter moment kunafa arrives the community is no longer the same and that's because the work routines in our schools the educational services involve everyone in the community it's not that we do things aside from the community cannot these schools have no boundaries let's ask will a second after not being in baragas communities need a minimum number of students for a state school to be established if there are only between 5 and 30 children in a particular educational cycle age range preschool elementary or middle school Qadhafi builds the facilities and provides a young volunteer teacher today up to 96 percent of rural teachers are certified and well-trained supervisors check on their work on a regular basis and help them set education achievement goals thanks to their youthful attitude and age the teacher is seen by the students as a support complain what a mission for these children is that in the communities we have to go ahead to move them forward from their own environment maybe not a hundred percent but make them aware of new things engage them in learning what the education leader offers el conocimiento que el líder para the Christian community really boring that only 70% of indigenous communities have access to education and historically they've had the highest dropout rates life in the fields is the only future for those who quit school enrolment of 15 year-olds in Mexico has increased by 12% since 2003 in these rural communities attendance rates are close to 100% they know that education is the only way out of poverty the role of families is also crucial to keeping children in the classroom they host the teachers for the school year providing them with food and accommodation to support the teachers and we'll keep doing it as long as God allows to support them to make them feel at home happy that was my goal since the beginning the teachers are not like strangers they're more like my own children but I may come with you despite the progress Mexico has a long way to go in education ing to official figures around 3 million children are still out of school