St. John Elementary to donates funds to help build African school
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ERIC WOWOH, Executive Director of Change Agent Network, Inc., recently visited St. John Elementary to tell the student body about his work in Liberia, Africa. Eric is a former Liberian refugee who is now a resident of Lafayette. Eric visits Liberia for six months every year to build schools, as he believes that the key to changing the lives of his people is to give them a means to educate themselves. The students of St. John will donate funds to purchase bricks for a new school which will be built later this year and early in 2013. Abigail Hebert, Edgardo Morales, Bridget Ritter, Zachary Hebert, Andy Mai and Kinsey Marin are pictured above with Eric.
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