Friday, July 17, 2009
Cheers, again!
Today was also a milestone for Caleb, his last day of classes at
Christ School Bundibugyo. For the last four years he has stuck it
out, taking Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Math, Additional Math, and
Computer Studies. Today the Senior Four students had their last
regular class day, from here on out until the end of the term in
August they will be in study time and then "mock" exams, preparing for
the all-important national exams in October. Since Caleb will not sit
for those, and instead enter RVA a year earlier than Luke did (in 10th
grade at the end of August), it did not make sense for him to take the
practice tests. We are proud of Caleb for learning to be the sole
American in his class, the sole non-boarding student, the sole part-
timer (he has continued to take his humanities classes with our
Rwenzori Mission School teachers), several years younger than anyone
else in his class. He has shown resilience and courage, as well, and
helped bring diversity and challenge to his class mates (his teachers
often assign him things to look up on the internet, and his class
mates love to use his books or compare notes with him on problems).
The end of an era for him, and yet the closing of this chapter heralds
the opening of a new one. He's ready.
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2 comments:
I am very proud of Caleb. He has been real trooper!!
Hurray for Caleb! Many have prayed for you and we are proud of your accomplishment!!
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