RAM Summer Enrichment Program 2021

"Learning Through Arts "  

 

This summer, students were able to experience five different arts programs.  During their time in their programs, teachers were able to integrate reading, and math in their programs.  During art classes with Ms. Candance, students learned about polygons and how many sides each polygon had.  During dance and drums, students were able to learn about beats and counting.  During piano, our younger students practice reading and building their skills.  Students also learned what a syllable is and how to count out syllables in a word using the piano.  The older students learned about fractions.  While we may not have the experience of our traditional reading and math programs, our teachers did an excellent job of incorporating them into their classes.

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"The RAM Foundation Received Recognition from     

                           Ghana, West Africa"

 

Congratulations are extended to the RAM Foundation's Board of Directors, faculty, and staff for work in America that harvests respect from dignitaries from Ghana, West Africa.

 

 Dr. Charles Mills, Bishop of a Community of Ministers in Accra, Ghana, West Africa visited the website and Facebook pages of the RAM Foundation and was greatly moved by the efforts of this prestigious foundation. 

 

Before Dr. Mary O, Stover- founder/ CEO of the RAM Foundation and the Central Christian University of South Carolina educational/ missionary team- left Africa, she was presented with an award that represents the Country of Ghana as a message of appreciation and recognition from Ghana.  Dr. Mills stated that "Someday, because of the work that will have been done in America, lives maybe physically touched in Ghana."