Danny, the Graduate

Actually not really "the graduate," he's technically just moving up. Today Daniel completed his first year of preschool at the Sonshine Learning Center. Today was the school's graduation and moving up ceremony.

We are still very much committed to homeschooling. At the same time we felt that Daniel would benefit from attending the Sonshine Learning Center preschool. This school was started by Chris and is primarily made up of our street children. Daniel had an amazing year, making friends with these Sonshine Center kids, he also learned some Ilonggo.

His amazing teacher, Ms. Krisel

His class

He got awards for being most generous and being best in phonics.

He had an amazing year, although it did start out a little rough:

A far cry from his first day of preschool.

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