3rd ANNUAL BACK -TO- SCHOOL BOOK RIDE 2022

Learning Squared Liberia PROJECT Report:    SUPPORT RURAL GIRLS EDUCATION IN LIBERIA (57254).

                                 DATE:  May,19,2023

                             LOCATION: MONROVIA, LIBERIA

Prepared By: LSL-Liberia
Phone: +231(0)886828014

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Email: info@learningsquaredlib.org

INTRODUCTION: 

This report covers recent activities implemented under the above-mentioned Project covering the month under review (February – May) . Activities were held in Margibi, Montserrado, Bomi   and  Bong counties in Liberia. This report reflects on the following below:

2.0 PLANNED ACTIVITIES FOR THE PERIOD UNDER REVIEW:

2.1  4^th  Annual Back-To-School Book Ride Campaign 2023

2.2  Recommendation and Conclusion 

ACHIEVEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD UNDER REVIEW:

2.1   Planning  4^th Annual Back-to-School Book Ride Campaign 2023

Learning Squared calls upon kind-hearted individuals and organizations to lend valuable support to our 4th annual back-to-school book ride in September 2023. This event, spanning four Liberian counties: (Margibi, Montserrado, Bong, and   Bomi) showcases our unwavering dedication to the education of Liberian children. We understand the challenges faced by families on the verge of survival, and our initiative serves as a beacon of hope, providing much-needed school supplies and delivering a powerful message of support. We firmly believe every child deserves an equal opportunity to learn and succeed, regardless of their circumstances.

In 2023, our efforts will extend to six deserving schools D. W. Institute Elementary School, Kingdom Builder Elementary, St.Eaffa School, Agape Elementary and Junior High School, and Minor Community School) in Liberia. These educational institutions are more than just structures; they are beacons of light guiding countless Liberian children on their path to knowledge and education. We are grateful to be part of this noble endeavor, and our Country Manager, Mr. Alvin Freeman, shares his excitement. Learning Squared is pivotal in supporting children's education in Liberia, and we remain committed to making a tangible difference in their lives. However, we cannot achieve our goals without the support and generosity of compassionate individuals and organizations who share our vision. We humbly appeal to all who believe in the transformative power of education to contribute, regardless of the donation size.

Your support will directly impact the lives of 300  young learners, providing them with the necessary tools and resources to thrive academically and unlock their full potential. As champions of education in Liberia, we can create a sustainable pathway to improve learning outcomes and empower the next generation. Join hands with Learning Squared and make a lasting difference in the lives of Liberian children.

2.2 Recommendation and Conclusion

Thanks and appreciation to our supporters, donors, GlobalGiving, Local communities, and school for their commitment to the project's successful implementation. Learning Squared Liberia is open to working with all children of Liberia, Mostly the under privilege children in rural Liberia.

• Global_Giving_4th__Annual_BackToSchool_Book_Ride_Campaign_2023_LSL.pdf (PDF)
  

INTRODUCTION: 

This report covers recent activities implemented under the above-mentioned project, covering the month under review (October 2022-January 2023). Activities were held in, Montserrado, Bomi, Margibi, and Bong counties in Liberia. This report reflects on the following:

        2.0 PLANNED ACTIVITIES FOR THE PERIOD UNDER REVIEW:

2.1  Learning Squared  Kick Start  it 3^rd Annual Back to School Books Ride

2.2  Recommendation and Conclusion

                                      ACHIEVEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD UNDER REVIEW:

                            2.1 Learning Squared  Kick Start  it 3^rd Annual Back to School Books Ride

Learning Squared launched its 3rd back-to-school book ride in October 2022. Four counties participated in the exercise, including private and public schools in (Montserrado, Bomi, Margibi, and Bong). This program is an annual event that seeks to provide school supplies to children at the start of the academic year for students on the edge of survival and families struggling to make ends meet.  Most parents and families need help to buy notebooks, pens, pencils, and learning materials. As a result, children will have books, pens, and learning materials they need to begin the school year. Students need books, pens, and learning materials to start the school year. 

The event was funded by Learning Squared, with support from friends of Liberia in the USA and Liberia. Six schools benefited from the exercise, including D. W. Institute Elementary School, Kingdom Builder Elementary School, ROSODAN School System, St. Eaffa School, Agape Elementary and Junior High school, and Minor Community School. 

"We are excited to be a part of this exercise, as our institution is playing a leading role in supporting children's education in Liberia," noted Alvin Freeman, Country Manager of Learning Squared. Speaking on behalf of parents at the Minor Community School, Madam Kebeh, a member of the PTA, noted, "With the support from Learning Squared, we don't have to worry about books and other learning materials for our children this semester. Thank you for the support."

Madam, Korpo, a female participant at the Kingdom Builder Elementary School in Klay District, thanked Learning Squared for the support over the last three years and urged parents to support their children's education. Two thousand five hundred dollars raised for the 2022 book ride. Two thousand copies of school supplies were distributed to three hundred and twenty-five students representing six schools. Thanks to our sponsors and donors, we are grateful for your support.

2.3  Recommendation and Conclusion

Thanks and appreciation to our supporters, donors, GlobalGiving, Local communities, and school for the commitment to successfully implementing the project. Learning Squared is open to working with all children of Liberia, primarily those in rural Liberia.

• GlobalGiving_Report__January17_2023.pdf (PDF)