Well deepening

The depth of the well plays a critical role in supplying adequate water to the house. At present, the water flow—and therefore water pressure—is insufficient to support the smooth operation of the school. The four bathrooms and kitchen sink are significantly undersupplied; when one tap is in use, other sinks, tubs, or toilets receive only a few drops of water. This issue is especially problematic in the evenings during shower times. Additionally, when dishes are being washed, flushing a toilet elsewhere in the building causes water flow at the kitchen sink to drop suddenly to almost nothing.

From time to time, these challenges create humorous moments and remind us to appreciate the convenience of water flowing directly to our homes through pipes in the walls. However, sufficient and reliable water access is essential for the safe and effective operation of the school, and the current situation no longer meets those needs.