PAKSE TEACHER'S TRAINING COLLEGE SCHOLARHIPS
July 29, 2007
Miss Moomanee completed her studies and received her teaching certificate from the Pakse Teacher’s
Miss Moomanee will be returning to her remote village near the Cambodian border to teach primary school. She has many siblings and will be an inspiration for all of them. As she is the first person in her village to attend college, her parents and village are very proud.
The teaching program was a one year course. Along with her classroom studies, receiving a grade B, she practiced teaching at a nearby primary school. This program will change to a 2 year education program this year.
She is known as Miss Moom, 20 years old, Oy minority ethnicity and a beautiful young woman inside and out. She is looking forward to making a difference in her village by making education a priority to parents and their children.
INDIGO THREADS honored Miss Moom at a recent luncheon at our favorite floating restaurant on the Mekong River. Her two friends, also receiving their certificates for the 3 year secondary school teaching program, celebrated with excellent seafood and many laughs recounting life on campus.
Congratulations and good luck, Miss Moomanee.
Remember, to be the very best teacher you can be.
Grandmother Fa-long is proud of you.
INDIGO THREADS Teacher’s Training Scholarship Program is in great need of support to continue funding the recipients for the 2007-2008 school year and award new scholarships. You may make a donation on our web-site through Pay Pal or mail your check to Indigo Threads, P.O.,
YOU, TOO, CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
For more information contact
mdmeyer@indigothreads.org
Mary D. Meyer/President-Director
For more information, please contact Mary D. Meyer--Indigo Threads/President-Director.
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