Costa Rica faces a critical situation with its school infrastructure, as 879 schools currently have health and safety concerns. A concerning 108 of these schools are deemed to be at critical risk, posing immediate danger to students and staff. This editorial emphasizes the urgent need for the country to prioritize educational facilities, allocating necessary resources for repairs and improvements. The current state necessitates clear goals and a more efficient management system to address the widespread deterioration. Ignoring this issue any longer is unacceptable, as safe learning environments are fundamental for student success. The government must act decisively to prevent further endangerment and ensure all students have access to secure schools. Addressing this infrastructure emergency is an investment in Costa Rica's future.