AOA visited the following schools in Ghana from September 23 to October 2, 2012:
KAAJANO PRESBY PRIMARY IN OSU – (computer recipient)
COMMUNITY SCHOOL 7 #2 PRIMARY IN TEMA – (computer recipient)
KING DAVID SCHOOL IN TESHIE – (computer recipient)
TRINITY PRESBY MODEL SCHOOL IN KOFORUDIA
ARCHBISHOP AMIOUSSA MEMORIAL SCHOOL BASIC SCHOOL IN CAPE COAST
THREAD HAPPY CHILD CLUB, KUMASI (school supply recipients)
Please click on “PHOTOS” above to see pictures of our recent trip to Ghana.
AOA will be returning to Ghana in September 2012. We will be distributing teaching and learning materials and computers to various schools throughout Greater Accra. If you would like to donate to this effort, please click on the “donate” button. Please take a look at our photos from past trips. Thank you!
If you would like to donate to the cost of shipping, please click the “donate” button at the top or call 240-245-4827 or send your donation to PO Box 111, Glenn Dale, MD 20720. THANK YOU!!!
Age of Awareness will be returning to Ghana in March 2012 to deliver much needed teaching and learning materials for the instructors and students. We need your help. A $10 donation will help purchase and ship supplies for our schools. Please click the “donate” button for your donation or mail it to: Age of Awareness, PO Box 111, Glenn Dale, MD 20769. WE REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR ASSISTANCE!!!! Please take a look at our photos to see the past work we have done….it would have not been possible without your contributions!!!!
Wendy with teachers from King David
Jacqui Brown, retired educator, enjoys the evening out with the students and school staff
Teachers at Trinity Presbyterian in Koforudia receive teaching and learning materials
Cape Coast Village school receives teaching and learning supplies from Karen Johnson of AOA
Gladys, King David teacher, receives TEACHER OF THE YEAR award in honor and memory of Major Brown, educator.
Edward Niidue, King David student (top left) wants to be a pilot and proudly displays his Age of Awareness tee shirt during a student dinner with AOA. Trina Williams (2nd from left) assists in coordinating the teacher packs as Toni Hillman looks on. Teachers at King David receive their school supply gift packs (left). A group of students gather to welcome visitors (bottom).
THANKS TO ALL OF YOU–Christina Orlicke, Rachel Smith, Donna Wagner Aparicio, Thelma Sullivan, Sheila Eldridge, Sally Hagens, Linda Johnson, Desta Johnson, Wanda D. Hayes, John Smith, Toni Hillman, Lee Hill, Monika Evstatieva, Lucy Collins, Pamela Jean Standley-Jamison, Rudy “Marc” Jules, Kenn Futch, Jan Mereday, Rick Silva, Lonnie Alsop, Tina Woodbury, Adrienne Walcott, Michel Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Loguidice, Les Smith, Ardella Lewis, Darlene Robinson, Joi Hagens, Waymon Guinn, Andrea Gallo, Ray Stevens, Brenda Newsam, Dale Dykes, Tommy Porter, Karen White, Robert Coley, Michelle Spann Nieves, Doris Wooten, Barry Rogers, DEBO, Lynne Hoban, Yanick Rice Lamb, Karen “Peaches” Johnson, Venita Roberts, Teshima Walker, Trina Williams, Malik Washington, Michael Bernard, Jacqui Brown, Jeanne Shorey Paquette, Lincoln Lee, Kathy Chiarolanzio, Charlotte Underwood, Lanette Simmons, Jimmy Johnson
Greetings AOA supporter!
School supplies for Ghana
Age of Awareness will be in Ghana for the next two weeks delivering donated school supplies. All the names on the list (on the left) will have a package of supplies donated in their name. It’s not too late to get involved! Click on the DONATE button to make your contribution!
Friday was the the last day of the AOA College Access Summer Camp. the students toured Prince George’s Community College and received a presentation from AOA friends Joel Dearring and Ernest Moore. During an awards ceremony, the students received certificates for program completion and perfect attendance. We believe… that we have some productive and responsible citizens in the making! Congratulations to all!
Age of Awareness Students Build and Launch Water Rockets with ATK Engineer
July 8, 2010 Students participating in the Age of Awareness Summer Program at G. James Gholson Middle School in Landover, MD, became rocket scientists today as they designed, built, and tested their very own Water Rockets! Led by Andrea Kodys, an aerospace engineer at ATK in Baltimore, the students learned about the engineering design process and discussed the skills and knowledge that they will need for engineering and science careers while creating nosecones and fins to turned ordinary soda bottles into rockets. The highlight of the activity was the testing phase as the teams of students headed outside to launch their rockets. Each team loaded their rocket with propellant (water), pressurized the chamber using a bicycle pump, and counted down the launch. On this hot summer day, the spray of water from the rockets as they headed skyward was a very welcome reward for a job well done!