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Graduation Day: Port-au-Prince’s Class Reaches 136, With St. Michel’s First Class on the Horizon

Graduation Day: Port-au-Prince’s Class Reaches 136, With St. Michel’s First Class on the Horizon

by Angelica Mourges | Sep 28, 2026 | Blog

Twenty-five students graduated from Teach Haiti’s Port-au-Prince program last month, bringing the total number of PAP graduates to 136. Here’s a look back at the celebration, and a look ahead to Teach Haiti’s first graduating class in St. Michel,...
Running for Haiti: Israel Completed the Bound for Boston Half Marathon for Teach Haiti

Running for Haiti: Israel Completed the Bound for Boston Half Marathon for Teach Haiti

by Angelica Mourges | Sep 28, 2026 | Blog

Israel ran the Bound for Boston Half Marathon on September 6, 2026 in Johns Creek, GA to raise funds for Teach Haiti, honoring his parents Lyonel and Myrtho with the L & M Half Marathon Invitational. This September, one runner turned 13.1 miles into a mission for...
The Story Behind Our Mission: Why One Dollar Changed Everything

The Story Behind Our Mission: Why One Dollar Changed Everything

by Angelica Mourges | Sep 28, 2026 | Blog

Every school has a mission statement. Ours has a moment. Years ago, our founder, Miquette, was a student like any other — until she wasn’t. She was kicked out of school over an unpaid balance equivalent to just one U.S. dollar in gourdes. Not a large debt. Not a...
A Teacher’s Perspective: What a Full, Uninterrupted School Year Meant at Teach Haiti

A Teacher’s Perspective: What a Full, Uninterrupted School Year Meant at Teach Haiti

by Angelica Mourges | Sep 28, 2026 | Blog

For the first time since 2020, students and teachers across Haiti made it through a complete school year without interruption. After years of closures, disruptions, and instability, that consistency was not something to take for granted — it changed what was possible...
More Than a School: How Teach Haiti Cares for Its Community All Year Long

More Than a School: How Teach Haiti Cares for Its Community All Year Long

by Angelica Mourges | Sep 28, 2026 | Blog

Walk into Teach Haiti this fall and you’ll notice freshly painted walls and chairs that don’t wobble anymore. What you won’t see, unless you know to look for it, is the story behind them: a summer where students, parents, and teachers kept the school...
The First Day: What Back to School Looks Like at Teach Haiti

The First Day: What Back to School Looks Like at Teach Haiti

by Angelica Mourges | Sep 1, 2026 | Blog

The sun isn’t even fully up yet, and already the road outside is full of movement. Uniforms freshly pressed. Shoes a little too new, still stiff at the heel. Backpacks that, for some of these students, have never held a single book before this morning. This is...
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