The Story Of Little Gracious
In May 2024, Little Gracious Momoh of Jackson Foundation School emotionally posed a question to the TCG in her Liberian parlance: “Wetin you will do for our school?”—which translates to “What are you going to do for our school?” Although she did not live to see her dream come true, her question sparked a movement that revolutionized the campaign to transform her school with classrooms that are conducive for learning. Another student, In a similar call, Little Felecia also appealed to the TCG to support her school with learning materials.
In response, Madam Simmonds of the TCG assured the students that her organization and some generous individuals and groups have already begun the process of shipping school materials. She informed both students and teachers that there are wonderful people in the USA collecting school materials to support schools in Liberia. She also explained that these individuals are committed to ensuring that the learning environment is conducive for students. She emphasized that classrooms should be designed and decorated in a way that promotes learning and happiness among students.
In response, Madam Simmonds of the TCG assured the students that her organization and some generous individuals and groups have already begun the process of shipping school materials. She informed both students and teachers that there are wonderful people in the USA collecting school materials to support schools in Liberia. She also explained that these individuals are committed to ensuring that the learning environment is conducive for students. She emphasized that classrooms should be designed and decorated in a way that promotes learning and happiness among stud
