Children Of War Inc

Schools in Afghanistan Currently, The Children of War (TCOW) operates three primary schools in Afghanistan. All schools are attended daily by orphan boys and girls. Here are some facts about the three schools. For more information, feel free to contact TCOW. School Name: Kabul Children of War School (Girls) Established: 2002 Address: 5th Street Qalai Fatullah, Masoud-E-Sad Street, Kabul, Afghanistan Current Students enrolled: 60 Capacity: maximum of 60 Staff: 6 teachers, (5 Administrative/Support Staff shared with Kabul Boys? School). Graduated students: the first class of female students will graduate in 2006. Educational services offered: grades 1 to 6, curriculum of Ministry of Education Other training: calligraphy and drawing, with future plans for adding computer training. Day-to-Day Activities: Students attend school from 8 am to 12 noon, with a 1-hour lunch break, and then restart at 1 pm and leave at 4 pm. Students attend school year-round, with breaks for the winter, summer and national holidays. School Name: Kabul Children of War School (Boys) Established: 2000 Address: adjacent to girls? school, same street address. Current Students enrolled: 61 Capacity: maximum of 60 Staff: 10 Teachers, (5 Administrative/Support staff shared with Kabul Girls? School). Graduated students: 32 students graduated. Educational services offered: grades 1 to 6, curriculum of Ministry of Education. Other training: calligraphy, drawing, and computer skills. Day-to-Day Activities: Students attend from 8 am to 12 noon, with a 1-hour lunch break, and then restart at 1 pm and leave at 4 pm. Students attend year-round, with breaks for the winter, summer and national holidays. School Name: Paghman Children of War School Established: 2002 Address: Chandle-Bayee of Paghman, Afghanistan (rural area - no street address). Current Students enrolled: 100 girls Staff: 6 Teachers, 7 Administrative/Support Staff. Graduated students: first class of students to graduate in two years (2006) Other training: calligraphy, drawing, and sewing (girls) Day-to-Day Activities: Girls attend from 8 am to 12 noon, with a 30-minute lunch break, then depart for the day. Students attend year-round, with breaks for the winter, summer and national holidays.