Every child. A place to learn. A free public education from kindergarten through 12th grade, with quality teaching and the support every child needs to participate.
Pay the teachers. Rebuild the schools. Feed every child.
Two hot meals for $5 a day, 180 school days, grades 1 to 9.
Teachers need pay, materials and support to focus on teaching. The CUBA 2.0 Salary Structure sets the education salary ladder in dollars.
| Band | Education role | Monthly USD |
|---|---|---|
| E1 | Entry / support | $200–$300 |
| E2 | Technicians / assistants | $300–$400 |
| E3 | Teachers / mid-level | $400–$600 |
| E4 | Specialized teachers / techs | $500–$700 |
| E5 | Senior / specialist educators | $700–$1,000 |
| E6 | Specialists | $700–$1,500 |
| E7 | Senior specialists / leads | $1,500–$2,500 |
| E8 | Department heads / experts | $2,500–$5,000 |
Source: published CUBA 2.0 Salary Structure, cuba20.net/salary.html. Exchange framework: 700 CUP = 1 USD, locked.
Provide practical teacher training, continuing professional development and reliable classroom materials. Build a clear route into teaching and opportunities to grow within the profession.
Use classroom assessment to identify where students need help. Give teachers time and tools to respond, and keep families informed about learning and progress.
Renovate school buildings, classrooms and toilets. Make safe drinking water, reliable power, ventilation and accessible spaces part of the school standard. Equip classrooms with books and useful learning materials.
Build strong foundations in reading, writing, mathematics and science. Include history, the arts, physical education and civic understanding. Teach students to ask questions, think critically and solve problems.
Bring reliable internet and digital tools into schools, alongside the skills to use them safely and productively. Develop communication, teamwork and practical skills as part of learning.
Make university, technical and vocational education, apprenticeships and work meaningful routes forward. Help students understand their options and connect further study with real opportunities.
Every open day, grades 1 to 9. Three class days and two sports days a week, with two hot meals: a morning merienda and lunch.
| Item | USD |
|---|---|
| MeriendaHam and cheese empanada, chocolate milk, protein bar | $1.20 |
| LunchRoasted pork, arroz congrí, plantain, salad, fruit | $2.40 |
| Program envelope, per dayCovers both plates | $5.00 |
| Per child, per year$5 × 180 school days | $900 |
From the morning merienda to the lunch tray, the National School Food Program is designed around food children will eat.
Municipal kitchen.
Hot boxes before noon.
Rice, vianda, salad.
Steel trays, hot rinse.
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