Sunday afternoon we had our Christmas program/award ceremony/parent-teacher interviews all rolled into one. The classes had been practicing their songs/skits/poems since the beginning of December so we were eager to see them present all their hard work. In typical Haitian style we started 30 minutes late to a half full audience and by the time the program was finished almost all the seats were filled. The whole event went well, and it was wonderful to celebrate the birth of Christ with our students and their families.
Samuel and I presented awards to the first place student in each class and one student from each class who put forth great effort this past term.
This is the junior kindergarten class, they are the youngest class but their performance was one of the best.
This is the class for students with learning disabilities. They did a GREAT job!
This is Grade 5, they organized part of the program themselves.
I tend to avoid the spotlight but felt it was necessary to wish the students and their families a blessed Christmas and Happy New Year.
Samuel and I presented awards to the first place student in each class and one student from each class who put forth great effort this past term.
This is the junior kindergarten class, they are the youngest class but their performance was one of the best.
This is the class for students with learning disabilities. They did a GREAT job!
This is Grade 5, they organized part of the program themselves.
I tend to avoid the spotlight but felt it was necessary to wish the students and their families a blessed Christmas and Happy New Year.
5 comments:
of course i have comments about everything so.........
Picture #1: You gave a kindergarten kid a mic???
Picture #2: hahahahhaahh i LOVE the outfits!!! lol
Picture #3I love that tall boy in the front....he makes me smile..
Picture #4: The kid in the wheelchair at the front is leaning over and saying to his friend " What is she talking about??"
That is all....love the pictures..i bet it was hilarious!
Gwen
Gwen, I can just imagine your comments if you were actually there. The tall boy in the front makes me smile too, he's a great kid.
You shouldn't avoid the spotlight - it looks beautiful on you!
Love you and miss you!
Cha
SO wish i could have been there to see it-SO cute!!
I am looking for the boy in the wheelchair! He is Emmanuel Bordes, please contact me with information as soon as possible.
khickinvt@hotmail.com
We are a family in Vermont who has helped him medically, we miss him dearly and are awaiting any word.
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