In Haitian schooling, children have government exams to graduate from Grade 6 and Grade 12. The Grade 6 class of Adoration Christian School has been working hard in each of their subjects all year long. They studied History, Geography, Mathematics, Bible, Language Arts as well as some others. They are finally at the long awaited graduation, and then they can go on to the next level pending the results of their government exams. Graduation ceremonies in Haiti are a big event to celebrate…
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| Getting dressed for the grand occasion! |
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| The Processional! And what an entrance it was. |
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| Pastor Delfis opened the graduation with a piece from the
Word of God and prayer! |
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| Speaking of behalf of the class…also received the
highest mark in the graduating class. |
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| Handing out the diplomas |
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| A student receiving his diploma from Professor Evenz!
Thanks for the great job you did again Evenz with this class. |
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| A student receiving his diploma from the Director, Alix Jean Pierre. |
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| The ceremony was filled speeches and songs, including
the one sung by these two girls, very nicely done. |
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| The audience watching the graduation cermony. |
After the graduation cermony the end of the school assembly began. The students received their awards for never being late and never missing a day. The hardest worker and the person who had the highest mark received their certificates and their prize. After all the that the report cards were handed out one by one. The ceremony filled the whole morning and was enjoyed by all who attended.
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| One of the Special Ed students opening his gift because he was the hardest worker in his class. |
