This campus design provides a bilingual, intercultural school for the Nueva Esperanza Río Negro Foundation in rural Baja Verapaz. Low, single-story buildings in terracotta stucco and wood-louvered shutters step across the wooded site, connected by open-air corridors and shaded pergolas suited to the warm climate. Classrooms open directly onto these covered walkways, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor learning space. Deep roof overhangs with corrugated metal roofing and solar panels shelter classrooms while supporting the campus's energy needs. A central green anchors the site, framed by a covered multi-purpose court and soccer field. The design balances durability and dignity, providing safe, code-compliant classroom space rooted in the materials and character of the surrounding landscape.