Eltor: S818-FLO

Eltor is now 10 years old and has been promoted to the second grade this year. After the difficult season she faced caring for her sick grandmother, this past school year was another test of her determination. According to her teacher, Eltor struggled quite a bit academically and was right on the borderline for passing. But through perseverance and effort, she was able to move forward to the next grade level. Eltor understands that she has more work to do. When we spoke with her, she assured us that she is going to work much harder this year to improve her grades and become stronger in her lessons. Her willingness to recognize her challenges and commit to doing better shows growth and maturity. Her teachers continue to describe her as a kind, respectful, and easy student to have in class. She follows instructions, stays focused, and maintains a positive attitude. Even when learning feels difficult, Eltor keeps trying. We are proud of her resilience and her promise to push herself academically this year. With continued encouragement and support, we believe Eltor will gain confidence and achieve even greater success in the classroom.  Sponsored by: Jennifer Faust

Eltor faced a challenging year, as she had to stay home to take care of her grandmother, who was seriously ill. As a result, she fell behind in her lessons and was unable to progress to the next grade level. This meant that Eltor had to repeat the first grade this year. However, despite these challenges, she came back to school with a big, bright smile on her face and a promise to herself: she would pass this year. Eltor remains committed to her education, and her teachers have praised her for being a very good and easy student when she is at school. She is hardworking, follows instructions, and never disrupts the class. Her teachers have noted that she is a joy to have in the classroom, and we are very proud of her for her determination to overcome the setbacks she faced last year. She has promised that this year, her grandmother will not be sick, and Eltor is ready to put in the effort to catch up and pass. We believe in her potential, and we are confident that she will succeed with her hardworking attitude and positive spirit. Sponsored by: Julie Maus

Eltor is promoted to first grade and continues to live with is grandmother.  She still wants to be a nurse one day. Sponsored by: Julie Maus

Seven-year-old Eltor is in kindergarten class and lives with his grandmother.  Her mother is in school, and her father disowned her. Her grandmother does subsistence farming and Elton helps out when she can.  Elton’s grandmother is thankful for this gift of a scholarship. Eltor wants to be a nurse one day. Sponsored by: Julie Maus