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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Thank you, Marlene Ramey and Alice Drayton of Annapolis High’s IB CAS (Creativity-Action-Service) program. The Rwandan coffee fundraiser was a success. Enough funds were raised to bring teachers from Rwanda to Annapolis April 2018. A continuation of Connect Rwanda’s teacher collaboration program. IB students spent their days leading up to Christmas selling premium Rwandan coffee.… Continue reading Annapolis High School IB & Connect Rwanda

L-R: Carolyn Sonnen, Mindy Leblanc, Gregg Leblanc, Kelly Crumrine, Phil Greenfield THEY ARE BACK!  The teachers landed safely touching down at Washington D.C.’s Dulles International Airport on Monday. Home from a 6-week adventure they will never forget. A teacher collaboration pilot program organized and funded by Connect Rwanda. Each school day these experienced U.S. teachers would… Continue reading Home After 6 Weeks in Rwanda

Broadneck residents Phil Greenfield and Carolyn Sonnen spent six weeks in Rwanda this summer as part of a collaboration between the United States and Rwandan teachers. Both are over 65 years old, but were adventurous enough to spend their summer in another country and culture volunteer teaching. Phil is a retired Anne Arundel County Public Schools teacher, who spent… Continue reading Around Broadneck: Couple aids Rwanda Summer Teaching Program

“The rural Western part of Rwanda was beautiful,” Kelly Crumrine 5th grade teacher at St. Mary’s Elementary commented after the trip. The APACOPE school generously hosted the American teachers for a day out to the Western part of the country.  The day included a ride on the Congo-Nile trail, dinner at TamTam Beach overlooking beautiful Lake… Continue reading Teachers Together in Gisenyi – Congo DRC Border