PRINCESS: S222-SAN

Princess has been promoted to the eleventh grade, marking a significant achievement in her academic journey. Despite facing the challenge of pregnancy, Princess made a promise to continue her education after the arrival of her baby – a promise she has steadfastly kept. We are immensely proud of the strength and determination she has shown as a woman, student, and mother.

Both Princess and her baby are in good health. Continuing to live with her uncle, Princess remains focused on her dream of becoming a pilot one day. Her unwavering determination serves as an inspiration to all. Sponsored by: Camille Kearl

Twenty-one-year-old Princess was retained in 10th grade due to pregnancy.  Her baby was born right after first semester. She took time to be home and care for her newborn.  Now, with childcare in place through extended family connections, she is tackling tenth grade again. Sponsored by: Camille Kearl and Amanda Brown

Thanks to the generous donation from Camille Kearl and Amanda Brown, Princess has been re-enrolled into school for the 2019/2020 school year. 

We are pleased to announce that Princess was promoted to the 8th grade for the 2018/2019 school year. Camille Kearl and Amanda Brown, thank you for your sponsorship and for giving your student a gift of education through Girl Power Africa.

Meet Princess, who has been generously sponsored by Camille Kearl and Amanda Brown. She is 17 years old and in the 7th grade this year. She lives in Sanniquellie, Liberia with her uncle. Princess’ family has 7 children and couldn’t afford to send her to school on a regular basis. Sending children to school is often a shared responsibility among extended family members.  When parents cannot afford to send all their children to school, an extended family member who is better off can be requested to take in a family member to send them to school.  This happened in the case of Princess and her uncle. Princess hopes to be a pilot when she grows up.