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Kabala Secondary School

The Kabala Secondary School, located in Kabala, Sierra Leone, plays a pivotal role in shaping the educational landscape of its community. However, access to modern technology remains a challenge for many schools, especially those in remote areas. Recognizing this need, the KDC organization is stepping forward to bridge the digital divide and empower students with essential computer skills and AI concepts.
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The KDC organization is a non-political and nonprofit entity located in the State of Massachusetts, USA. Their mission revolves around enhancing education and fostering positive change in Koinadugu District, Kabala, Sierra Leone. With a vision to empower young minds, the organization is embarking on a transformative project to not only provide the technical equipment but also provide assistance in the training of the educators in these fields.

Project Goals

The project at Kabala Secondary School aims to achieve several critical objectives:

Developing Computer Labs: The project aims to introduce IT and AI knowledge and the technical skills needed to flawlessly navigate these fields within the school’s curriculums and work environments. These computer labs will serve as hubs for digital learning, enabling students to explore technology and enhance their skills.
Curriculum Implementation: The project team will ensure that an appropriate and relevant curriculum is in place for Secondary School-level students. By integrating technology into their education, students gain valuable insights and practical experience in today’s technologies.
Teacher Training: The project will also focus on enhancing the teaching capabilities of the educators. Training sessions will equip them with the necessary skills to effectively teach IT concepts and guide students in the use of computers and other tech related equipment.
Evaluation System: Methods of evaluation will be implemented to ensures that progress is monitored, and adjustments are made as needed. Regular assessments will help track student performance and identify areas for improvement.

Hadi Bah and Kemoh Daramy, who are also members of the KDC organization, are leading the effort in making sure that this computer lab project is a success. Their dedication and commitment to the cause drives their motivation and enthusiasm in making this project a successful one. Through their tireless efforts and the limitless support from their team members, they will pave the way for a brighter future, where technology becomes an integral part of education for every student in Koinadugu District.

As the computer lab takes shape, students at the Kabala Secondary School will gain access to a world of knowledge, creativity, and innovation. The seeds of progress will be sown, and soon, these young learners will navigate the digital realm with confidence and an ever-expanding curiosity.

Let us all celebrate this collaborative endeavor, where education meets technology, and where dreams find wings in the keystrokes of a keyboard.

Installation of Solar Panels

The Koinadugu Development Corporation (KDC) is pleased to announce the commencement of the third phase in our commitment to establishing a fully functional Computer Learning Centre at Kabala Secondary School. This phase involves the installation of solar panels to provide electricity to the building housing the Computer Learning Centre. In the coming days, the computers will be set up, programmed, and made ready for use by both instructors and students.

The first phase of this project involved identifying the need for a computer learning center at the school and raising the necessary funds to purchase the computers. The second phase included the acquisition of 24 desktop computers, along with their screens and all required peripherals, and arranging for their shipment from Massachusetts, USA, to the school. Read More

KDC End Of Year Report

As we approach the end of the year, the KDC organization has much to be grateful for and much more to be proud of. First and foremost, we are thankful that all our members remain healthy, happy, and still dedicated to achieving our organizational goals. We will continue on this endeavor until success is archived.

This year, we made significant strides towards our objectives. We began the year with the ambition to integrate modern technology into the curriculum of Kabala Secondary School, and we have successfully achieved this. Through the collective efforts of our members, we raised the necessary funds to purchase 24 computers, ship them to Sierra Leone, and set them up for use by both students and faculty. Additionally, we installed solar panels to provide electricity, as the school previously lacked the necessary infrastructure to power the computers. These accomplishments represent the first two phases of our four-phase project. Read More