It's pretty cool that Long Way Home builds schools out of waste materials, but even cooler is their curriculum that blends sustainable, hands-on learning with the regular curriculum.Students are designing, building, and installing safer stoves for local families. And they are also learning to build latrines and more classrooms for Hero School in Comalapa, Guatemala.This is part B in our series on Hero Schools in Guatemala.

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425B. Hero School Students Fight Poverty by Building Things for the Community