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The long-awaited permanent school building is HERE! KWP completed construction of the school, and classes began in September of 2021. The 2022 school year begins in June and ends in February of 2023.
The school includes nine classrooms, a nurse's office, an administrative office, and a storage room. It serves 300 - 400 students from the 12 Khor Wakow villages. The three temporary learning centers will continue to function to accommodate all 500 - 600 students in the region.
Stay tuned for more exciting announcements to come. We are overjoyed that the school is a reality and is up and running.
Thank you to all our supporters!
God bless!
The school includes nine classrooms, a nurse's office, an administrative office, and a storage room. It serves 300 - 400 students from the 12 Khor Wakow villages. The three temporary learning centers will continue to function to accommodate all 500 - 600 students in the region.
Stay tuned for more exciting announcements to come. We are overjoyed that the school is a reality and is up and running.
Thank you to all our supporters!
God bless!
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July 2016--First students gather under trees for school. Nine teachers have put in hard work to keep over 800 students learning!!!
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