Migrant Children School

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  • Migrant children line for classes at Dongzhu elementary school, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, June 11, 2009. Neighboring factories and worker's dormitories, Dongzhu is a private elementary school cater to migrant workers' children. Hit by the global recession, Dongguan, a major manufacture town in southern China, has seen many laid-off migrant workers returned to their home villages. Other migrant workers, however, prefer to stay for the better and continuous education of their kids, even with looming pay-cut and unemployment.
  • A migrant child volunteers to clean the sunroom of Dongzhu elementary school which oversees the adjacent factory town, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, June 11, 2009. Neighboring factories and worker's dormitories, Dongzhu is a private elementary school cater to migrant workers' children. Hit by the global recession, Dongguan, a major manufacture town in southern China, has seen many laid-off migrant workers returned to their home villages. Other migrant workers, however, prefer to stay for the better and continuous education of their kids, even with looming pay-cut and unemployment.
  • Migrant children of Dongzhu elementary school, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, June 11, 2009. Neighboring factories and worker's dormitories, Dongzhu is a private elementary school cater to migrant workers' children. Hit by the global recession, Dongguan, a major manufacture town in southern China, has seen many laid-off migrant workers returned to their home villages. Other migrant workers, however, prefer to stay for the better and continuous education of their kids, even with looming pay-cut and unemployment.
  • An incinerator neighbors Dongzhu elementary school, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, June 11, 2009. Neighboring factories and worker's dormitories, Dongzhu is a private elementary school cater to migrant workers' children. Hit by the global recession, Dongguan, a major manufacture town in southern China, has seen many laid-off migrant workers returned to their home villages. Other migrant workers, however, prefer to stay for the better and continuous education of their kids, even with looming pay-cut and unemployment.
  • Migrant parents bring lunch for their children to Dongzhu elementary school, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, June 11, 2009. Neighboring factories and worker's dormitories, Dongzhu is a private elementary school cater to migrant workers' children. Hit by the global recession, Dongguan, a major manufacture town in southern China, has seen many laid-off migrant workers returned to their home villages. Other migrant workers, however, prefer to stay for the better and continuous education of their kids, even with looming pay-cut and unemployment.
  • A migrant mother who sends her son (left) to Dongzhu elementary shcool, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, June 11, 2009. Neighboring factories and worker's dormitories, Dongzhu is a private elementary school cater to migrant workers' children. Hit by the global recession, Dongguan, a major manufacture town in southern China, has seen many laid-off migrant workers returned to their home villages. Other migrant workers, however, prefer to stay for the better and continuous education of their kids, even with looming pay-cut and unemployment.
  • Migrant children of Dongzhu elementary school relax near closed shops, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, June 11, 2009. Neighboring factories and worker's dormitories, Dongzhu is a private elementary school cater to migrant workers' children. Hit by the global recession, Dongguan, a major manufacture town in southern China, has seen many laid-off migrant workers returned to their home villages. Other migrant workers, however, prefer to stay for the better and continuous education of their kids, even with looming pay-cut and unemployment.
  • Migrant children of Dongzhu elementary school gather under its motto "a modern education that aims outward, to the future", Dongguan, Guangdong, China, June 11, 2009. Neighboring factories and worker's dormitories, Dongzhu is a private elementary school cater to migrant workers' children. Hit by the global recession, Dongguan, a major manufacture town in southern China, has seen many laid-off migrant workers returned to their home villages. Other migrant workers, however, prefer to stay for the better and continuous education of their kids, even with looming pay-cut and unemployment.

Neighboring factories and worker's dormitories, Dongzhu (East Pearl) is a private -- or Minban -- elementary school catering to migrant workers' children in Dongguan, Guangdong.

Hit by the global recession, Dongguan, a major manufacture town in southern China, has seen many laid-off migrant workers returned to their home villages. Other migrant parents, even though foreshadowed by pay cuts or unemployment, preferred to stay so their kids could sustain their education in a better...
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