Haiti Mercy Mission
Haiti Mercy Mission
Most education for the youth of Haiti is provided by mission groups like ours. It is a privilege and an honor for a Haitian child to
be able to go to school. Each child is required to have a uniform and shoes to go to school and many schools charge tuition to
pay the salaries of the teachers. It is not uncommon for a school to be 1 or 2 years behind on paying the teachers and this often
causes a strike by the teachers to make a statement that they need to be paid. Many schools also try to provide a noon meal for
the children and the teachers. This is often the only meal they will get for the day. It is hard to learn when you are hungry. All of
the above conditions make running a school a burden on any mission that tries to provide education. So you may ask why do it?
Most mission schools, ours included, use a bible based curriculum which is a great way to teach a whole community about
Christ. The children learn in school and share with there family at home. We also believe that education is the best way to give a
child a chance at a better economic future.
On this page we will begin to give you details of the several schools we have and the costs associated with running that school
in the hope the God will speak to people and but a burden on their hearts to help out a school with monthly support.
be able to go to school. Each child is required to have a uniform and shoes to go to school and many schools charge tuition to
pay the salaries of the teachers. It is not uncommon for a school to be 1 or 2 years behind on paying the teachers and this often
causes a strike by the teachers to make a statement that they need to be paid. Many schools also try to provide a noon meal for
the children and the teachers. This is often the only meal they will get for the day. It is hard to learn when you are hungry. All of
the above conditions make running a school a burden on any mission that tries to provide education. So you may ask why do it?
Most mission schools, ours included, use a bible based curriculum which is a great way to teach a whole community about
Christ. The children learn in school and share with there family at home. We also believe that education is the best way to give a
child a chance at a better economic future.
On this page we will begin to give you details of the several schools we have and the costs associated with running that school
in the hope the God will speak to people and but a burden on their hearts to help out a school with monthly support.
In Pignon we have a High school with enrollment of 500
students.
The High school is a two story block building with eight
rooms that is a work in progress. The walls need to be
plastered and painted we need better sanitary facilities
and a generator for electricity to run computers and
such.
We need funds to pay teachers and also provide a meal
per day we currently do not have a noon meal.
We had a elementary school here but closed it and
moved all the students to the Cogan school that is just
out of town. About 2 miles from the high school we did
this to consolidate costs of two elementary schools.
students.
The High school is a two story block building with eight
rooms that is a work in progress. The walls need to be
plastered and painted we need better sanitary facilities
and a generator for electricity to run computers and
such.
We need funds to pay teachers and also provide a meal
per day we currently do not have a noon meal.
We had a elementary school here but closed it and
moved all the students to the Cogan school that is just
out of town. About 2 miles from the high school we did
this to consolidate costs of two elementary schools.
| Pignon School |
Current primary school
Classes at the High school
| Labissinthe School |
In Labissinthe we have a Primary school
the enrollment this last year was: 200
The primary school meets in the church building and now some
added rooms as seen on far right picture. We are able to give
some support to this school for a feeding program which has
improved the lives of these students. The needs at this location
are a new building with several rooms for school and church. We
also need a well for potable drinking water, and a outhouse.
Monthly support is also needed for teachers pay.
the enrollment this last year was: 200
The primary school meets in the church building and now some
added rooms as seen on far right picture. We are able to give
some support to this school for a feeding program which has
improved the lives of these students. The needs at this location
are a new building with several rooms for school and church. We
also need a well for potable drinking water, and a outhouse.
Monthly support is also needed for teachers pay.
| Bohoc School |
In Bohoc we have a Primary school
the enrollment this last year was: 200
The primary school meets in the church building and now some
added rooms as seen on far right picture. We are not able to give
support to this school for a feeding program at this time. The
needs at this location are a feeding program and support for
teachers pay. We also need a well for potable drinking water, and
a outhouse.
the enrollment this last year was: 200
The primary school meets in the church building and now some
added rooms as seen on far right picture. We are not able to give
support to this school for a feeding program at this time. The
needs at this location are a feeding program and support for
teachers pay. We also need a well for potable drinking water, and
a outhouse.
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| Cogan School |
The Cogan School gets it name from the boys who fund this
school. They run a on-line stationary business Cogan Stationary
www.coganstationery.com we are thankful for these boys and
their commitment to helping Please visit there web site for your
stationary needs. They donate a percent of there profits to Haiti
Mercy Mission's Cogan School and have also found sponsors who
will match their donation so it amounts to 100% of the cost of your
order will be donated to run this school.
school. They run a on-line stationary business Cogan Stationary
www.coganstationery.com we are thankful for these boys and
their commitment to helping Please visit there web site for your
stationary needs. They donate a percent of there profits to Haiti
Mercy Mission's Cogan School and have also found sponsors who
will match their donation so it amounts to 100% of the cost of your
order will be donated to run this school.