Roofing work has officially begun at the John Hilary High School in Harper City, District #1, Maryland County, marking the second phase of a major renovation project aimed at restoring the school to a safe and conducive learning environment.
The initiative is sponsored by Mr. Patrick Morais, a representative aspirant for Harper District #1, through his development team, Team Patrick Morais.
According to a statement from Team Patrick Morais, the renovation exercise began on October 26, 2026, with the roofing phase now underway after the completion of the initial phase of the works.
The team said the project is part of Mr. Morais’ broader commitment to support development in Harper District #1 and improve the lives of residents, particularly school-going children who have struggled for years to learn in dilapidated and leaking classrooms.
Team Patrick Morais also outlined its wider development vision for the district, which includes: Infrastructure development, Human capacity building, Microfinance opportunities for small businesses and Educational scholarships for deserving students.
The team expressed gratitude to its members, supporters, and well-wishers for their continued financial and moral support, which has made the project possible.
”We remain committed to creating opportunities and contributing to the development of Harper District #1. This is about making it work for our people,” the statement said.
The project is being carried out under the team’s slogan, “Make it Work.”
Political activities are gradually gaining momentum across Harper District #1, with citizens increasingly benefiting from the generosity and development initiatives of aspirants seeking their support ahead of the 2029 general elections.
