Central American education systems vary by country but generally face challenges such as limited resources, high dropout rates, and disparities in access. Countries like Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua often struggle with inadequate infrastructure and teacher shortages, impacting the quality of education. Despite these challenges, efforts are being made to improve education through initiatives supported by organizations like UNESCO and USAID. These programs focus on increasing access to education, enhancing teacher training, and promoting inclusive practices to ensure that all children, including those from marginalized communities, receive a quality education.