Over the past three years, hundreds of schools have closed across Puerto Rico. Their ruins are among the most visible evidence of the island’s vicious circle of poor governance, neglect by Washington and environmental catastrophe. Education (K-12), Hurricane Maria (2017), Disasters and Emergencies, United States Politics and Government
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