You Don't Know How Easy You Have It
Suttam and Tulsi, grade 9, have to be at school by 6:00 a.m. Other than an hour break to return home for breakfast, they will […]
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Full Circle
I was fortunate to be able to visit another school this week, Ullens School in nearby Patan. This private school has about 750 students in […]
Little Blossoms
In the end, I spent three mornings at Little Blossoms and taught classes in grades 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. Here are […]
Saved by the Aftershock
It was Dipesh who insisted I meet his principal when I met them at school Monday afternoon. The principal invited me to teach for the […]
Orchha
We traveled from Agra (home of the Taj Mahal) to the village of Orchha by train. Indian Railways, I learned, is one of the world’s […]