In occupied Kormakiti, a small school—the smallest in Cyprus—keeps alive the hope for the future of the Maronite community. With just one student in elementary school and two girls in kindergarten, the school carries on, with Elias Zonia as its sole teacher, who returned to the place where he was born and attended school himself to teach the children of his village. The elementary school, which had been closed for 26 years, reopened in April 2024. It is a school that keeps the roots and identity of Kormakiti alive, but it needs support. First and foremost, a preschool teacher.
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