Migrant children go to school on this renovated bus | Extraordinary People | New York Post
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as posted by the channelWhile most kids ride the bus to school, these migrant children have school on a bus. It's all part of Yes We Can's mission to provide free education for families awaiting asylum at the US-Mexico border.
"What we've done is created a space where they can feel like children, have fun and learn," Yes We Can World Foundation creator Estefania Rebellon told The Post. Take a tour of the high-tech mobile classroom — converted from a 55-passenger bus — which also sports an adjoining playground and garden area. Students spend an average of 65 days here.
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