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- Schools of 60-120 on lean annual budgets of $7000-9000 each
- Quality education that rivals the most exclusive and expensive private kindergartens in Ethiopia
- Ringing endorsements from local government officials
- Sister school relationships with award-winning schools in England
- Donations of high quality educational materials on par with the most elite schools of Ethiopia
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- Children are now in classes of 30 peers with qualified teachers.
- Government school classrooms serve 80-100 students with sub-standard instruction.
- Children will have a chance to enter quality colleges and continue their education.
- Graduates and their families will be empowered to take charge of their lives and dramatically improve their quality of life.
- Since Ethiopians typically support their families through adulthood, even from abroad, the poverty cycle is broken and the entire community benefits.
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- Increase the reach of our educational benefits by one school per year.
- Improve the quality of our instruction, curriculum, and materials through more volunteers and partners in/from the West.
- Link our schools to the internet.
- Raise funds for the next two-year intake through grassroots campaigning
- Recruit child sponsors and establish secure funding through corporate giving
- Bring computers into the schools
- Form partnerships with other NGOs to introduce programs such as basic health-care, nutrition, and life-skills counseling for parents
- Secure up-to-date English language classroom materials
- Design an international mentoring program for Tesfa teachers
- Create in-country sponsorship/mentorship opportunities
- Expand local recognition and support
- Improve and expand Tesfa schools
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