The Ministry of Education of Panamá is preparing for a gradual return to classes in twelve educational regions across the country. This follows a recent earthquake that impacted the region. Authorities are implementing a contingency plan, focusing on the most affected areas. A key component of this plan involves utilizing modular classrooms to provide learning spaces where traditional school buildings are unusable. Currently, the Ministry confirms that approximately 80% of schools in Panamá are prepared for students to return. The return to classes will be progressive, prioritizing safety and continued assessment of infrastructure. This phased approach aims to minimize disruption while ensuring student well-being following the seismic event.