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54 | El Salvador: Damage, Loss, and Needs Assesment TABLE 22. EXISTING EDUCATIONAL CENTERS BY DEPARTMENT Department Educational Centers La Libertad 606 San Salvador 1,140 Cuscatlán 227 La Paz 339 Cabañas 264 San Vicente 248 Usulután 491 San Miguel 529 Total 3,844 Source: MINED, School Census 2007. TABLE 23. NUMBER OF SCHOOLS Department Nº schools Cabañas 3 Cuscatlán 10 La Libertad 12 La Paz 14 San Miguel 3 San Salvador 32 San Vicente 36 Usulután 1 Total 111 Source: MINED, Damage Report 2009.
II. POPULATION AND AFFECTED AREAS | 55 GRAPH 10. PERCENTAGES OF SCHOOLS WITH SEVERE AND MODERATE DAMAGE AND THOSE TO BE RELOCATED Source: MINED, Damage Report 2009. The information on total damages to schools belongs to the public sector. No private-sector information was available because the Ministry of Education does not have an official list of that sector’s schools. The severest damages occurred in 35 public educational centers in municipalities: in the Department of San Salvador (15) whose affected municipalities were: Aguilares (2), Apopa (2), Najapa (1), Panchimalco (2), San Martín (1), San Salvador (3), Santo Tomás (2) Soyapango (1) and Tonacatepeque (1); in the Department of Cabañas (1), the affected municipality was Ilobasco (1); in the Department of Cuscatlán (4), the affected municipalities were: San Bartolomé Perulapia (1), San Pedro Perulapan (2) and Tenancingo (1); in the Department of La Libertad (1), the affected municipality was La Libertad (1); in the Department of La Paz (3), the affected municipalities were: El Rosario (1), Paraíso de Osorio (1) and San Francisco Chinameca (1); in the Department of San Vicente (10), damages were centered on the municipalities of Apastepeque (2), Guadalupe(1), San Cayetano (1), San Sebastián (1), San Lorenzo(1), Verapaz (3) and Tepetitán (1); and finally, in the Department of Usulután (1), the damages were centered on the municipality of Jucuapa (1). The departments with the largest number of severely damaged schools were those of San Salvador (42.86%), San Vicente (28.57%) and Cuscatlán (11.43%), all belonging to the public sector.
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