BUILD A SCHOOL • BUILD A FUTURE
Support the intellectual, spiritual and physical growth of coed secondary/high school students in Cameroon, West Africa; to enable them to support themselves and their families; and to foster their engagement as active citizens.
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- All students passed their General Comprehensive Exams
- First Place in National Competition, “Who Wants to be an Agripeneur?”
- Winning Soccer Team, the Leopards of Good Shepherd
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Good Shepherd Academy celebrated its 8th Anniversary this month. Parents and loved ones visited campus, where student performances and demonstrations of academic progress delighted them. Seeing their families for the first time since August brought squeals of excitement and happy tears. Children of the Good Shepherd Home loved their visits by Sister Mary Lawrence and sisters and brothers in the Home….
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Only 6 out of 100 Cameroonian Youth graduate from secondary/high school.
Good Shepherd Academy is currently a residential secondary/high school for 100 students. It will accommodate 350 students when complete.
Read the brochure for additional GSA and Cameroonian contact information.
All construction to date completed on time and on budget! Good Shepherd Academy opened September 12, 2016 with two grades (US Grades 6 & 7).
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Reflecting on Tomorrow
Change a Life
“Education is power. Education changes lives forever. Join us in our task to acquire it.”
– Amabo Thelma
Encouraging Global Citizenship
Investing in education is the most cost effective way to drive economic development, improve skills and opportunities for young women and men, to unlock progress on all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals and to prevent conflict and sustain peace.
– United Nations Secretay-General António Guterres, September 2017