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These students have been selected on the basis of their academic ability - and their family's economic need.
We can't help everyone, so we look for students from needy families who have a good chance of doing well.
The program is run by volunteers - there are NO STAFF COSTS
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Student: A01
Family: Second of four children - her father works in the fields
Home: Lives in San Lucas
School: Exam average 81%
Student: A02
Family: Second of six children. His father is an agricultural laborer
Home: Lives in San Lucas
School: Third place in his class
Student: A03
Family Youngest of two children, living just with their Mom, who weaves
Home: They live in a two room home here in San Lucas.
School: Exam average 79%
Student: A04
Family: 6th of 7 children in the family. Her father works on a coffee plantation
Home: In 'San Andres' about two miles from San Lucas
School: Second in her class
Student: A05
Family: 5th of 7 children in the family. His father is a market trader
Home: A three room wooden home here in San Lucas
School: Top of his class - 91% average
Student: A06
Family: 3rd of 6 children. Her father works in a warehouse in Guatemala City
Home: A three room home here in San Lucas
School: 4th in her class
Student: A07
Family: 6th of 7 children. Her father is a local church caretaker
Home: A small three room block home here in San Lucas
School: Second in her class
Student: A08
Family: 7th of 11 children in the family. His father is a daily paid agricultural laborer
Home: A two room wooden home in San Lucas
School: 3rd in his class - 88% average mark
Student: A09
Family: 3rd of four children in her family. Her father works as a builder's laborer
Home: Here in San Lucas
School: 84% average mark in the exams
Student: B01
Family: 2nd of three children. His father is a daily paid laborer
Home: A two room home made of block, here in San Lucas.
School: 3rd in his class with 89% average mark
Student: B02
Family: Oldest of 7 children.Her father is an agricultural laborer
Home: A three room block home here in San Lucas
School: Top of her class - 85% average mark
Student: B03
Family: 2nd of three children. His father is a daily paid laborer
Home: A block and wood home here in San Lucas.
School: Average mark of 78% in the exams.
Student: B04
Family: Oldest of four children. His father is an agricultural worker.
Home: A single room home made of planks.
School: Average mark 88% - 5th place in his class.
Student: B05
Family: 8th of 10 children. Her father is a daily paid agricultural laborer.
Home: A two room home made of wood, on the outskirts of San Lucas.
School: Second in her class - 82% average mark in the exams.
Student: B06
Family: 7th of 8 children. His father is a daily paid agricultural laborer.
Home: A two room home made of wood, on the outskirts of San Lucas.
School: 4th in his class - average mark in the exams 83%.
Student: B07
Family: Oldest of four children, all girls, who live just with their Mom, who is a weaver.
Home: Grandma's home, made of planks, here in San Lucas.
School: Top of her class, with 96% average in the exams.