A team of pharmacy students with Mike did an amazing job of organizing the overflow donations in the high school building. The team of 12 or more did use their expertise and put it all in an organized fashion. Wow! And thank you for donating your sight seeing time to work at Quisqueya.

Many schools are communicating with our students with cards and even skyping. The cards received are read and with our limited number of students, we try to answer the best way we can. At times it is a student made card or other times it is by a letter from a student.

This is our Doctor Carter from BC eating with the grades pre-k - 1. Usually we can eat outside but this past week it did rain during our linch time :-) This is his third time serving the school and community. His four week window of time was well utilised by talking to students, parents, pastors, radio talk show three times, parent meeting and testing students ability.

A volunteer speaking at chapel - a teacher from the 80's sharing his message and his experience at QCS when he taught here. Presently he is CEO of a mission stationed here in Port-au-Prince. This week we will have one of the first principals of the school address both staff and students about the start of QCS.