Before the 1990 civil unrest in Liberia, West Africa, there was a primary education school in Fortsville, unfortunately like many other cities in Liberia, the civil unrest destroyed infrastructures that are yet to be rebuild. The children from Fortsville and its neighboring villages, currently walk several miles to Hartford for primary schooling (Kindergarten). These children are walking through rain and sun for five days a week. During the rains, they often get to school very wet because they lack rain gears, and there are no shelters along the way. They sit in their classes in soaked clothing all day until they dry out. Another critical issue to consider is the road safety (without side walk) that these children have to commute every day.