When Grace Emmanuel School opened on Monday, one high school student returned to the classroom for the first time in nearly a year and a half. Francico Fleurimond, 12th grader, had overcome one more obstacle to completing high school.
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If you were searching for the person most excited for Grace Emmanuel School to kick off next month, you would need to look no further than GES Bus Driver Fleurandieu Anylisse—or Pele, as everyone calls him.
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Eighteen months have now passed since Gervens returned home to his biological parents. To mark the occasion, Peterson and I made a special visit to his family.
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No doubt you have seen the recent news reports out of Haiti. Earlier this month, popular uprisings took place in much of the country to protest a substantial increase to the price of fuel, fixed nationwide by the government.
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Guidelande, known by everyone as Lovely, is often the first to volunteer to help at the Lighthouse and is marked by a gentle spirit. She is the quietest of the girls at Lighthouse and uses her words sparingly—perhaps why she chose to leave several of her “three things” responses simply at two.
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For this academic year, Grace Emmanuel School held its eighth kindergarten graduation and second Philo graduation since the school began in Source Matelas.
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