Educate at-risk girls, end poverty cycle: Thailand

The Excitement is Building

As the academic school year in Thailand comes to an end, we are proud to announce that 44 seniors will be graduating. There are no words to express the gratitude our graduates feel toward the Dhammajarinee’s donors, who made it possible for each girl to achieve her dream. We will soon share with you their future plans.

A Glimpse of the Next Academic Year

International STEM expert Dr. Stuart Kohlhagen is planning a two-week intensive STEM training starting mid-April, right before the new school year begins. His next training program will further develop the strong makerspace and specialized STEM projects. The program will particularly focus on supporting STEM-related teachers in the areas of science, mathematics, agriculture, and computer science. This will aid the teachers in extending STEM-integrated learning across grades, subjects, and student interests, ensuring a broader impact throughout the school.

We Appreciate All of You

We especially appreciate the school’s continuous supporters who understand that Dhammajarinee’s impressive campus expansion does not diminish the ongoing challenge of covering daily student expenses.

25-26 March EST, USA, we warmly invite all our donors to give a little more, pass the word on to all friends and contacts, and allow everyone to receive a 50% bonus match on all donations up to $50.  This will be the only bonus opportunity until Giving Tuesday in December.

Beaming with Joy and Confidence: 35 Recent Awards

Last month high school students participated in large provincial competitions. Earlier this month, they came away with 35 awards across 29 areas, including music and the arts, science, technology, mathematics, and language. The girls’ achievements included many First Place and Gold Medal Awards.

Thank you again for appreciating the ideal model of education that Dhammajarinee provides to schools in Thailand and around the world.