Anthony and Rahab – 8th Grade Superstars!

Our final two Daraja spotlights of the week are Anthony Nganga (2009) and Rahab (2008).  Both of these students will be sitting for the KCPE (the standardized 8th grade exam) coming this December. When they pass with flying colors, they will then know the level of high school that they qualify for and can begin the process of getting accepted.

Here's Rahab on the far right with her friends at our 2012 spring retreat

 

Anthony Nganga on the far Right with Ian and Isaac (who is also going into HS!)

High school is a very big deal in Kenya. Often, it is a boarding school and can be quite expensive. We want to make sure that both Anthony and Rahab have enough sponsorships to do well in a good school, but they are both short one sponsor each.

Please help us out by choosing to sponsor Rahab or Anthony in this new and exciting season of their life!

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