A Peace Corps Volunteer’s Memoirs... Is there something in the lessons I learned that makes sense of why an Arab Muslim boy who grew up in America came to understand himself (and the world) more fully in Central Africa?
these numbers are low. and they speak to the conversation i had with my APCD that i captured a few posts ago (linked to in the title above). which is why i posted this, and why i was interested enough to document these numbers in my journal when they came out.
the largest admissions are to the biggest cities: Buea, Bamenda and Kumba. other schools with large numbers aren't too far away from these cities, like Mbengwi and Fundong (to a certain extent).
it is basically the most remote schools (like Nkambe, Mundemba, Wum and Mamfe) that have the least students.
these numbers are low. and they speak to the conversation i had with my APCD that i captured a few posts ago (linked to in the title above). which is why i posted this, and why i was interested enough to document these numbers in my journal when they came out.
ReplyDeletethe largest admissions are to the biggest cities: Buea, Bamenda and Kumba. other schools with large numbers aren't too far away from these cities, like Mbengwi and Fundong (to a certain extent).
it is basically the most remote schools (like Nkambe, Mundemba, Wum and Mamfe) that have the least students.