"It is a joyous day for me to reach another level of the roofing of the school building." says Pastor Blojah after finishing another roof on one of 4 potential school buildings which were destroyed and abandoned during the civil war.
The group-picture below shows the formal closing and graduation of kindergarten and elementary. EIRA is formally closed until August, 2011. During this time Pastor Blojah and the community will try to restore more of the school buildings and their interior for the opening of school in August, 2011. Therefore we are continiously asking for donations to be able to work continiously on the restoration of the buildings. The members of the church - studens, parents, guardians, teachers, and community members are all very happy about the new roofing on the school building.
With the support of donators from abroad, but also from donators inside the community Monrovia and the Embassy of Christ, the school buildings can now accomodate many more children. Now the main focus of restorations is on windows and doors, paint, desks and further furniture for the classrooms. Beside these challenges we are also working on a continious payment model for the teachers. Students and teachers are both suffering, because teachers cannot be present at the school for sufficient hours due to low salaries and much needed compensations with other jobs to support their families.
The group-picture below shows the formal closing and graduation of kindergarten and elementary. EIRA is formally closed until August, 2011. During this time Pastor Blojah and the community will try to restore more of the school buildings and their interior for the opening of school in August, 2011. Therefore we are continiously asking for donations to be able to work continiously on the restoration of the buildings. The members of the church - studens, parents, guardians, teachers, and community members are all very happy about the new roofing on the school building.
With the support of donators from abroad, but also from donators inside the community Monrovia and the Embassy of Christ, the school buildings can now accomodate many more children. Now the main focus of restorations is on windows and doors, paint, desks and further furniture for the classrooms. Beside these challenges we are also working on a continious payment model for the teachers. Students and teachers are both suffering, because teachers cannot be present at the school for sufficient hours due to low salaries and much needed compensations with other jobs to support their families.
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