Armchair Phase 2 Distribution Of Armchairs Continue in G/Kru

Armchair Phase 2 Distribution Of Armchairs Continue in G/Kru

By Emmanuel Koffa

The United States-based Grand Kru Development Association (GKDA), has begun phase two of its armchairs distribution initiative.

The exercise is aimed at enhancing the educational environment in the country.

This latest phase specifically targets Bahwen Public School, Glabloken Public School and Beloken Public School.

Those schools are striving to improve their learning conditions.

The project, which began earlier this year, seeks to provide comfortable seating for students and educators, promotes a conducive atmosphere for learning.

Seedee Kumeh, a representative of GKDA, underscored the project importance during a recent distribution event.

Kumeh encouraged school officials and students to utilize the chairs for their intended purpose, noting that resources are vital for the community educational advancement.

“Today marks an important step in our commitment to enhance education in Grand Kru,” Kumeh stated.

“We believe that providing these armchairs will not only improve students comfort, but also encouraged attendance and participation in classes. It is essential that these chairs are used properly to make the most of use of their benefits.”

Local officials, teachers, and parents gathered for the distribution ceremony. They expressed gratitude for the association ongoing support.

“The impact of this donation will be felt, not only in the students physical comfort, but also in their overall academic performances,” Abel Nah, a representative from Bahwen Public School.

The Grand Kru Development Association has been actively working in the county bridging educational gaps through infrastructure support to academic resources.