The construction of the first 4 classrooms began in 2015, but it took over 2 years to finish due to the impending problems, such as the transportation of the supplies due to the remote location. Transportation itself was a problem as they used donkeys to take the supplies through the rolling hills and deep valleys of Adet. Along with this, they needed to coordinate the building of the school with the regional administration, which stopped them from proceeding with the process on multiple occasions.

The first four classrooms were completed following a lengthy two-year construction period. The school was built in partnership with the Ahmara Development Agency Alma to expand educational access for children in the region. As a result, it played a significant role in supporting the children's population of Adet. Yigardu Adene dedicated the school to her father Betwoded Mekonnen Adene, who was a decorated war hero in the country after his efforts against the Italians in the Italian occupation.

Today, the number of students at this school exceeds the available classrooms, so makeshift ones were created to accommodate everyone. These temporary classrooms aren’t ideal, as a storm could easily destroy them. This only makes the need for more proper classrooms even greater.