PRINCE: S246-SAN

Prince stepped into the sixth grade this year with a quiet confidence. Being promoted was a proud moment for him, but what made it even more special was being voted class vice president. His classmates had recognized his kindness, dedication, and leadership—even though he was naturally shy. Math had always been his favorite subject, and this year was no different. Numbers fascinated Prince; he loved the challenge of solving problems and the satisfaction that came with finding the right answer. His teachers often praised his work, calling him one of the brightest students in the class. “Prince is a role model,” his teacher often said. “He’s hardworking, respectful, and always willing to help his peers.” Despite his quiet demeanor, Prince’s actions spoke volumes. He led by example, showing his classmates that success came through effort and discipline. When someone struggled with a lesson, Prince was the first to offer a helping hand, patiently explaining the concepts until they understood. As vice president of his class, Prince took his responsibilities seriously. Though he wasn’t the loudest voice in the room, his thoughtful ideas and calm presence made him a valued leader. His classmates knew they could rely on him, and their trust in him only strengthened his resolve to do his best. While Prince was a bit shy, he was beginning to step out of his comfort zone. He participated in group projects, shared his thoughts during class discussions, and even gave speeches during school assemblies. With each small step, he grew more confident, inspiring others to do the same. Prince’s journey in the sixth grade was a testament to his quiet strength and determination. He was proof that leadership didn’t always require a loud voice—sometimes, the best leaders were those who listened, worked hard, and led by example. As he looked ahead, Prince was determined to make the most of this year. Whether it was mastering a tricky math problem or supporting his classmates, he was ready to continue being a role model, not just for his class but for everyone around him. Sponsored by:  Joyce Jorgensen

Prince has reached a significant milestone by advancing to the fifth grade. He takes great pride in his academic performance and is determined to excel even further in the coming year. Prince finds genuine joy in the school environment, cherishing the camaraderie of his friends and the enriching experiences of learning.

Expressing his enthusiasm for education, Prince reveals that he misses school on the weekends. His unwavering dedication to his studies is a source of pride for all who know him.

Residing with his mother, Prince nurtures his dream of becoming a teacher, fueled by a passion for imparting knowledge and making a positive impact on the lives of others. His commitment to his aspirations serves as an inspiration to those around him, reaffirming the importance of perseverance and ambition in the pursuit of one’s dreams. Thank you for your support and sponsorship: Sponsored by:  Joyce Jorgensen

Prince was promoted to 4th grade! He has been re-enrolled into school for the 2022/2023 school year.  His favorite subject is science, and his favorite pastime is playing soccer with friends. Prince still resides with his mother, and he still dreams of becoming a teacher one day. Sponsored by:  Joyce Jorgensen 

Thanks to the generous donation from Meg Prestigiacomo, Prince has been re-enrolled into school for the 2019/2020 school year. 

We are pleased to announce that Prince was promoted to the 1st grade for the 2018/2019 school year. Sarah & Dick, thank you for your sponsorship and giving your student a gift of education through Girl Power Africa.

Meet Prince, who has been generously sponsored by Sarah Steele. He is 7 years old and in Kindergarten-2 this year. Prince lives in Sanniquellie, Liberia with his mother who is unemployed and couldn’t afford to send him to school on a regular basis. His interests are playing with friends, and he hopes to be a teacher when he grows up.