NO MORE CANE!!!!

That's right, the cane is gone!!! I was finally able to present the management plan to the staff on Monday. The staff was very open to trying the plan. The following school day, I walked around the school and noticed that most of the staff were following through with doing the new plan. I have seen a few canes in the classrooms, but they are not being used as a form of punishment. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your prayers in this!

I noticed when I was in the 1st grade class that there was a boy who appears to be autistic. He was in the normal classroom (of 39) and does not get any special help with anything. I decided that on my free times at school that I would work with him. I received his teacher's permission, and work with him one on one for an hour every day. He is making great improvements everyday!

I am sorry that I have not been able to post updates lately, we have been having electricity problems almost everyday. I feel much better now, so thank you for your concerns. I can't believe I only have one week left of teaching, and only 2 weeks left in Ghana.