According to the ADP study titled 'Conditions for Completion of the 2025-2026 School Year', 57.7% of schools have problems with leaks. ^[1] The Dominican Confederation of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (Codopyme) warned that there is a conflict of interest regarding contracts at the National Institute of Student Welfare (Inabie) and rejected the participation of importers and large companies in school uniform supplies. ^[2] The ADP announced a reduction in school hours in the Greater Santo Domingo area, with extended day centers working until 3:00 PM. ^[3] The ADP stated that 60.3% of the 237 affected centers did not receive necessary repairs during the school holiday period. ^[4] The study found that 56.3% of schools present cracks or fissures in their infrastructure. ^[5] Fernando Pinales, president of Codopyme, stated that more than 90% of Inabie's suppliers are Dominican micro and small enterprises and rejected that importers displace national producers. ^[6] Fernando Pinales, president of Codopyme, stated that the inclusion of large companies and importers affects the sector and national production, and that these programs should continue to be directed at Dominican companies. ^[7]