Dear District Secretary of Education, I come by this letter to inform you of the precarious situation of my school library. My school is a public institution committed to the discrimination of quality education for young people and children who cannot afford to attend preparatory schools. It is extremely important for the quality education to continue to be disseminated in my city, that the school has, besides committed teachers, a library that allows the research and access to quality information.
Our library is in poor condition, there is no airway, no adequate lighting, the walls need to be renovated, as well as the precarious floor that has caused many accidents. In addition, the library collection is very small, inefficient and backward, we have not received new books for years, and the books we have are not appropriate to the new information we have this year.
I urge and strongly suggest that the situation be resolved as soon as possible, perhaps if the school were given a larger budget, perhaps many of these problems, if not all, would be resolved.