Liberia: After School Program for Kids Begins At Point 4

What was originally meant to be a reading room for kids in Point Four and nearby communities has now gained support to operate an after school phonics and reading program titled "Read to Succeed," thanks to Exxon Mobil and the National Oil Company of Liberia (NOCAL).

Known as the Rosetta Steps Literacy Center, Ms. Ama W. Harris, Executive Director of the center, told the Daily Observer that the program should graduate 180 kids within a year.

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