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Rotary clubs and the non-profit organization
Cooperative for Education.

 
 
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Statistics: 1998 - Present

General Project Statistics
Rotary clubs that have contributed since project began in 1996 369
Schools that have GLP textbooks 191
Percent of all rural Guatemalan secondary schools covered (approximate) 10%*
Textbooks in circulation (approximate) 128,600
Students benefiting from the Textbook Project 29,265
CoEd-Managed Computer Centers** 30
CoEd-Assisted Computer Centers** 12
Students benefiting from the Computer Centers Project 16,452
Schools that have Culture of Reading Programs (CORP) 20
Students benefiting from the Culture of Reading Program (CORP) 2,740
Libraries 49
Total Rotary volunteers on trips to Guatemala 174

*The number of our schools increases annually. However, so does the Guatemalan population, which does not allow this statistic to increase significantly.

**"CoEd-Managed" computer centers are those that are fully managed by CoEd. "CoEd-Assisted" computer centers are centers to which CoEd has provided equipment & training, but are self-managed by receipient schools.

Measurable Results Statistics
Average decline in drop-out rate after Textbook Project is installed 46%
Percentage of teachers who noted increased student participation as a result of the use of textbooks 97%
Percentage of students who claim the books made a significant positive impact on their ability to learn and retain information 90%
Percentage of teachers who use the textbooks to give homework assignments 97%
Percentage of teachers who say the GLP Textbook Program has changed their teaching methods for the better 85%

These statistics are the result of a recent evaluation of CoEd projects by independent researcher Marroquin University, April 2005. For a complete report, please contact coed@fuse.net or 513-731-2595.