school

Here is a picture of Lycée Jean-Marie Vincent in Tabarre with the inauguration of its new buildings

On Tuesday, the 14th October, Nesmy Manigat, the Minister of National Education inaugurated the new buildings of the Lycée Jean-Marie Vincent in Tabarre. He was accompanied by Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Ali, President of the Islamic Development Bank (IDB), who have financed the reconstruction work through an NGO named "Islamic Relief Worldwide". The new facility has been constructed with the most strict construction norms, and it consists 20 classrooms of whom 16 were newly constructed, a computer lab, library, playgrounds, a conference room, a secretariat, office space and a censorship. We should remember that, including the present one, the IDB has so far rebuilt or rehabilitated four schools in the town of Croix-des-Bouquets. The Minister Manigat took the opportunity to thank and welcomed the contribution of the IDB for providing a better learning environment to the thousands of Haitian students. Dr. Ali in his speech said that his philanthropic institution considers education a priority and reiterated their commitment to support the education sector in Haiti.

Permalink | Comments

Here is a picture taking during the Inauguration of the Lycée Jean-Louis Dulciné in Gris-Gris, Haiti. President Michel Martelly was accompanied by Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe Minister of Education, M. Nesmy Manigat, as well as the Minister of Tourism, Mme Stéphanie Balmir Villedrouin,

The population of Gris-Gris came to listen to the President and also to thank him for the school.

The government is in the region to co-host a "Governman Lakay ou that is supposed to take place on Saturday, October 25, in Cotes-de-Fer

Kreyol Pale, Kreyol Kompran

Mezanmi, yon foul moun debake nan Lycée Jean-Louis Dulciné nan Gris-Gris pou te vini oue et tande Prezidan Martelly ki te vivi inogire lekol sa.

Te gin tou Premye Minis la Laurent Lamothe, Minister Lekol, M. Nesmy Manigat ak Ministe Touris, Mme Stéphanie Balmir Villedrouin ki te la

Permalink | Comments

Here is a picture of several children neatly dressed in school in the region of Boucan Carre.

Before 2004, the town of Boucan Carre did not have much in term of facilities such as schools and others.

Thanks to the work of many outreach organizations all over the world, it now has a few schools and a church built by outreach and aid programs in Haiti.

Permalink | Comments

The school is currently located at Rue 21 A and was originally named " College Monseigneur Cousineau" but changed its name later to College Regina Assumpta. It offers a comprehensive education to the local women population, based on academics, as well as physical wellness. A progressive school, run by catholic nuns, College College Regina Assumpta does accept students with different religious affiliations and does not impose any religious demands on its non catholic students.

With some of the most competent teachers in the region, College College Regina Assumpta provides well rounded curriculum. It also offers a variety of extra curricular, cultural, and athletic and activities

Permalink | Comments

Lascahobas is a small hamlet of 7,574 inhabitants, lying in Haiti's Central Plateau. A lively market center serves surrounding hamlets not far away.

Lascahobas EFACAP school is the first site to receive solar power, Internet, and WiFi connectivity. Three organizations collaborated to install the technology, enabling the school's laptops to be connected online. In addition, tech business, Inveneo, has built a high speed wireless circuit throughout Haiti, serving six regions and 20 underserved metropolitan areas.

Permalink | Comments

Here is a picture of College Notre-Dame of Cap-Haitian.

It is also called College Notre Dame Du Perpetuel Secours which is an all-male private Roman Catholic primary and secondary school

The school was founded by the Congregation of Holy Cross in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti in 1904.

Permalink | Comments

Here is a picture of the University of Ethnology in Haiti. It is also known as Faculte D'ethnologie.

In 2013, students at the University of Ethnology Battled Police Over Student Killing. For some unknown reasons, it was reported that the Haitian National Police (HNP) fired at and killed a student on the University of Haiti school grounds.
Upset by the killing, Ethnology students started a demonstration against the killing. When the HNP arrived, they fired at length on the demonstrators to scatter them. HNP's behavior suggests Haiti still has remnants of a military government in its midst.

Permalink | Comments

Here is the School at Village Lumane Casimir in Morne-à-Cabris. The village everything the residents need to manage their own lives.

This social project is a part of Martelly-Lamothe administration interventions targeted towards assisting Haiti's most vulnerable.

The project began under the guidance of UCLBP or Unit for Housing Construction and Public Buildings.

Permalink | Comments

The primary and secondary school that is held privately, College Roger A. Anglade, or College Roger Anglade or the CRA was founded in 1957 by Raymonde Anglade.

Raymonde Anglade studied in Ecole Normale d'Instituteurs Elie Dubois. Roger Anglade on the other hand studied at Lycée Pétion until his secondary education. In 1953, Roger Anglade started offering private tuition to students of Saint-Louis de Gonzague and Petit Séminaire College Saint-Martial. The result was outstanding. The students who received private tutoring excelled and Roger Anglade earned quite a reputation.

Mrs. Roger Anglade, born Marie Anne Raymonde Elie, was the co-founder of College Roger Anglade. She was the director of the Primary section of the school

Permalink | Comments

This is College St Francois D'Assise in Port-au-Prince before the 2010 earthquake.

School St. François d'Assise was a victim of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. After several years, the institution is still fighting to rebuild

This is an all girl School that has been run and operated by the Sisters of St. François d'Assise. They serve about 1,500 students annually.

They recently received some donation from Polish sponsors who helped them to provide computes for the underprivileged children in the area. However, the need is much greater than that. School St. François d'Assise is still looking for additional donations to help them acquire additional teaching tools

Permalink | Comments