ANGELINE: S692-ZOR

Angeline has advanced to the second grade and excels in English, a subject her teacher praises her for. She reflects on how last year was good for her, as Girl Power Africa provided the school essentials her parents couldn’t otherwise afford. Both of her parents are farmers, making it challenging to cover educational costs, yet Angeline remains an active student who is thriving academically thanks to the support she receives through GPA. Sponsored by: Chanoa Tarle

Angeline has been promoted to the first grade! She had a great school year. Her teacher reports she’s a good, happy student who loves school. She still dreams of becoming a doctor one day and continues to live with her aunt. Sponsored by: Chanoa Tarle

Thanks to the generous donation from Rita Eisenhauer, Angeline has been re-enrolled into school for the 2021/2022 school year. She received an incomplete for the 2020/2021 school year. Due to COVID-19 outbreak, schools in Liberia had irregular school schedule. This combined with the lack of technology in the schools, some schools made the decision to keep students in their current grade level for the 2021/2022 school year. Angeline was kept in her current grade level of K-1 grade for the upcoming school year. She continues to live with her aunt and still wants to be a doctor when she grows up.

Meet Angeline, who has been generously sponsored by an Anonymous donor (Mohamad). She is 8 years old and is in the K-1 grade this year. She lives in Zorgowee, Liberia with her aunt. Her father has 11 children and is disabled. He became disabled after a bad farming accident. Angeline’s aunt took her with the intention of sending her to school. But the aunt too has many children of her own and could not afford to send Angeline to school. Her interests are making people feel better and she hopes to be a doctor when she grows up.