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Sesivi Secondary School Classroom and Library Construction
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| Community Name:
| Sesivi
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| Region:
| B.
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| Country:
| Vanuatu
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| Volunteer(s) Name:
| Baumgartner
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| Volunteer(s) Homestate:
| Colorado
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| Volunteer(s) Home city:
| Denver
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| Funds community contributed:
| $4980.00
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| Percentage community contributed:
| 34%
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| Funds needed were:
| $9550.00
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| Funds requested were:
| $9600.00
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| PPCP #:
| 461-005
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| Year of project approval:
| 2001
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| Project located:
| yes
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| Projects started in Vanuatu 2001 (1).
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| Sesivi Secondary School Classroom and Library Construction
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| Other Projects in Vanuatu (11).
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| Classroom Construction Vanuatu, Let There Be Light, Luganville Youth Drop- in Center Computer Project, Sesivi Secondary School Classroom and Library Construction, Teacher Training Vanuatu, The Shark Bay Community Butchery, Village Solar Project, Women's Education and Business Center, Women's Group Solar Project Vanuatu, Work Horse Project Vanuatu
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Other Projects by Volunteers from Colorado (20).
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| "Together We Can Do More" 2009 Summer Camp, Camp GLOW (Girls Leading Our World), Camp GLOW (Macedonia), Camp UNITE 2009, Community Center (Panama), Wanda Ellingson, Farmers' Cooperative, Gouka Well Construction, Robert Hixson Julyan, Kindergarten/Nursery School, Charlie (Hassan) Kolb, Marimba Dance Group Outfits, Multi-Sport Area, Neighborhood Care Point, Nursery and Reforestation Initiative … further results
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This project location is: 16° 18' 60" S, 167° 58' 60" ELatitude: -16.316666666667 Longitude: 167.98333333333
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Info about the Sesivi Secondary School Classroom and Library Construction
The Sesivi community is searching for support to construct two additional classrooms and a library for its secondary school. The current secondary school is placing 110 students every year from grades 7-10 into two classrooms. However, the rising number of students and necessary classroom supplies and materials has made the school's two classrooms inadequate, forcing them to borrow two classrooms in a nearby primary school. This arrangement has become a burden on the two schools because of distance and the growing student body. Assistance is necessary for blocks, cement, wood, roofing, and nails, while the community will provide sand, stone, and all manual labor. Less that 30% of Vanuatu's secondary school-age population attend school due to teacher, money, and resource shortages. The new classrooms and library will alleviate the facility needs of the secondary school and allow the primary school to reclaim its classrooms, providing an adequate learning environment for all.