Today Tesfa Foundation has three schools located in the Kembata and Tembaro zones in the Central Ethiopia Regional State (CERS). In 2012, the first primary school was completed in Tembaro in the village of Kololo. In September of that year, over 225 students started their education, many of them stepping into a classroom for the very first time.

In 2022-2023, a new building was constructed near the original Kololo Primary School to grow the school. The original building now gives more space for the kindergarten students and staff to learn, and the new building allowed the school to offer more grades at the school. Today 450 students in Kindergarten level (KG) through grade 6 attend the Kololo Primary School.

Looking over the hills of Tembaro, children at Kololo have access to education, a library, and a feeding program. Parents of the students are thankful their children can attend a local school and don't have to walk a long distance to receive an education. The school director shares how when competing with other area schools in the region in academic contests, Kololo Primary School students are often ranked highest in the group. Since the addition of the lunch program in 2018, school attendance has remained consistent and the student drop-out rate has diminished. School testing scores have risen and parents say their children come home from school with more energy and are healthier because of the feeding program.

Beginning in October of 2012, the construction team of the organization began working on two additional schools focused on preschool and kindergarten students. Located in the communities of Azedebo and Fundame in the zone of Kembata, the two schools were built next to government-operated primary schools.

In the fall of 2013, 400 preschool and kindergarten students began attending the schools. Since then, approximately 60 new students are added to the enrollment of the two schools each year, providing the students with an opportunity to learn the foundations of education and giving them a step-up and a step-ahead for the rest of their primary and secondary education. Each school day students also receive a simple lunch as part of the organization's feeding program.

One father of an Azedebo KG School student has shared how the education of his young child has changed his family's life. He states, "I may not have land to give my daughter or many material things, but I can give her an education. Education is what matters most in life."

Students of the Azedebo Kindergarten School and the Fundame Kindergarten School are taught the basic skills of math, reading, and science, as well as Amharic (the main language of Ethiopia), their local language of Kembattan, and English. Students learn in a safe environment by dedicated local Ethiopian teachers.