JOANNAH: S925-SAN

Joannah is now 12 years old and is repeating the fourth grade this year. According to her teacher, she was sick for a little over a month during the school year, which caused her to fall behind in several of her lessons. Despite her efforts to catch up, she was unable to fully recover her grades, and the teachers decided it would be best for her to remain in the fourth grade to strengthen her academic foundation before moving forward. Although she was disappointed, Joannah continues to be a serious and determined student. When she is healthy and able to attend school, she takes her education to heart and works hard in class. Her love for learning remains strong, and she continues to enjoy math while performing well in English. Joannah still lives with her grandmother, who does her best to support her despite limited resources. Even with health challenges and financial hardship, Joannah remains focused on her future. She continues to dream of becoming a manager one day and is committed to working hard to achieve her goals. This extra year is simply a stepping stone for Joannah. With her determination and renewed strength, she is preparing herself to move forward with confidence. 

Sponsored by: Anonymous Donor

Joannah is a bright and determined 10-year-old currently in the 4th grade. She is a very serious student who takes her education to heart and never misses a day of school when she has the opportunity to attend. Her favorite subject is math, and she consistently earns her highest grades in English. Joannah lives with her unemployed grandmother, who struggles to afford the costs of keeping her in school regularly. Despite these challenges, Joannah remains dedicated to her studies and excels whenever she is able to attend school. Her passion for learning and perseverance shine through in everything she does. Joannah dreams of becoming a manager when she grows up, inspired by her love of organization and leadership. She is determined to work hard to achieve her goals and make a positive impact in the future. Sponsored by: Anonymous Donor