We are so grateful to announce that a donor has partnered with us to help complete the construction of the primary school building and...

It is hard to believe we are almost 2/3 of the way through the school year!  Due to a number of factors, it has been a challenge to keep...

I would like to take a brief moment to apologize for the somewhat sparse and sporadic nature of the blogs this year–especially the...

The past couple weeks have been very busy, but fun!  We welcomed many visitors–both old friends and new.  Samuel and Bonita returned to...

Working in a developing country, one constantly confronts never-thought-of, but very important details necessary to the building of a...

This is Webens’ first year as a student in Lemuel’s school.  Last Friday, Webens represented the first grade class in a school drawing...

To impact lives by investing in people as whole beings in order to help them break the vicious cycle of poverty and become mature and...

I know.  I am terribly delayed in getting posts on the blog for the new school year.  Do not fear!  They will be coming your way soon. ...

As the new school year fast approaches, we have received a gift to continue construction on the desperately-needed kindergarten building....

Wilnique has the seniority as a teacher in Lemuel’s school…he has been with us for 5 years! Q:  What gives you the most joy in your...

We have made it all the way to sixth grade in our “What’s Up…” series!  Currently, the sixth graders are preparing for their year-end...

This is Fleurima’s second year working in the school.  Last year, he taught fourth grade,so this is his second year teaching these same...

As the school year races to a close, here is what has been happening in fifth grade: Social Studies Under the heading of “Civism,” the...

Ronyl (prounounced like “Woh-neel”) has been working in Lemuel’s school since 2014.  This year, he is teaching the fourth graders. Q:...

Math In math class, the fourth graders are learning how to convert measurements.   For example, 600 decameters (dam) = 6 kilometers (km)...

In Haitian Creole, Simon’s name is pronounced “See-mɔ̃”…that weird symbol is a nasalized “o” sound.  He has brought his happy disposition...

This week, we find out what is happening in the third grade class! Creole Communication In this class, the third graders are currently...

Yesterday was Dizwit Me (May 18th)–Haitian Flag Day!!  The school held a special assembly, during which presentations were given 0n the...

Wiltha worked in Lemuel’s school from 2012-2015, after which she took a year off back home in Port-au-Prince.  This year she is back as...

Math These days, the second graders are learning to arrange higher numbers (up to 999) in ascending or descending order. “Range dans...