L'Oiseau

L'Oiseau (Kreyòl: Lwazo; English: "The Bird") is the third communal section of Fort-Liberté, Haiti.

L'OiseauFort-Liberté
3e L'Oiseau
Country	Haiti
Department	Nord-Est
Region	Communal section of Fort-Liberté
Arrondissement	Fort-Liberté Arrondissement
Government	Rural
Area	70.08 Sq.km (27.06 mi²)
Population (2015)	1,185
Density	17 per sq. km. (44 per mi²)
Zip Code(s)	HT2110

Neighboring sections Northwest 2e Grand Bassin, TER, ND Nord Dept. North 2e Bayaha Northeast 1re Dumas West 1re Haut-de-Perches 2e Bas-de-Perches, PER 3e L'Oiseau Fort-Liberté East 2e Acul-Des-Pins, OUA Southwest 4e Haut Madeleine 1re Trois Palmiste, VAL South 1re Bois-Gamelle, CAR Southeast 2e Bois-Poux, MGO

Locations

LOI	Acul Samedi, Carrefour Vincent, Contiche, Desmoulins, Duller, Gabriel, La Hatte, Lamatry, L'Oiseau, Marion, Salnave, Savane Declay, Savane Le Tuf, Savane Manigat, Tangi, Tourien..

Infrastructure

Education

The national school of the locality of "Lwazo", a neighborhood of Fort-Liberté (North East) is in a sorry state. The physical structure of this school leaves much to be desired.

Partial view of the Lwazo municipal school

During a visit to this public school, on Wednesday, January 16, 2019, the correspondent of Vant bèf info (VBI) in the North East of the country was able to observe the lamentable state of this public school serving the children of this section. municipality of the municipality of Fort-Liberté.

The walls and the roof of the school are perforated. Without doors or windows, the national school of "Lwazo" serves as a resting place for the herds of inhabitants of the said locality when the school is not functioning.

One of the teachers with whom our correspondent spoke, Jean Simon Édouard, indicated that the situation in which this public school is evolving is not new. The teacher estimated that since the construction of the building housing this school, about ten years ago, he has never had the chance to sit behind a desk made available to teachers in the classrooms.

“The few dilapidated benches in a classroom, although insufficient for the students, are used as 'desks' for the benefit of teachers. And, when the latter do not find benches to put their teaching materials, they are forced to put them in a corner of the classroom, ”the professor delivered to our correspondent's microphone.

"If we are still there teaching in this school it is not by any obligation imposed on us by the system", because the Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP) does not seem to be in aware of the existence of this national school, but we are still there "out of love for the children and for the teaching profession", concluded Jean Simon Édouard, visibly tired.

Although he does not believe in the willingness of MENFP officials to resolve the problems facing this public school located in "Lwazo", our correspondent's interlocutor took the opportunity to launch an SOS to those responsible for said ministry in order to save the “educational heritage” of his community.

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References

|n the town of Acul Samedi (North East), teachers work "for the love of the profession" [1]