With my knowledge and opinion, I feel the correct answer is <u>Honduras</u>, mostly because apart from being a developing country, most schools are really poor. Also (maybe not related), even being at school is very dangerous because of gangs and murders that happen around. Nicaragua comes a little close, but I still think it's Honduras.
Education in Honduras is divided into: Preschool, Middle School, Secondary (Basic and Diversified and Technical) and University level. The secondary level y divided in two cycles: common and diversified cycles. The common cycle lasts three years and the diversified cycle lasts between two and three years. Although both courses are mandatory to complete high school, not all institutions in Honduras offer the diversified cycle, so technical education is not complete in all educational institutions in the country.
