April 22, 2018
Charity has no age limit. That was clearly manifested when Simon Fazio, a 12-year old American boy decided to donate his time and money to students in Jamaica. This is a heart-warming story, that should inspire a spirit of giving in all of us.
From the Jamaica Observ...
November 19, 2017
As we all know, math is one of the most intimidating subject for most high school students in Jamaica. This is by no means unique to Jamaica, with many countries struggling to find ways to encourage improved performance from its students in this important subject.
It...
September 29, 2017
Aspiring attorney opens cook shop to finance education
BY RACQUEL PORTER Observer staff reporter - porterr@jamaicaobserver.com
http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/aspiring-attorney-opens-cookshop-to-finance-education_112088
HAVING been by her mother's side as she...
September 21, 2017
The board of the Intellectual Foundation of Jamaica has unanimously approved the awarding of 4 scholarships for the 2017/2018 school year. This the most scholarships that the IFOJ will award in a single year, and is an indication of the Foundation's focus on helping as...
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IFOJ scholarship recipient Oquendo Bernard earned excellent results in his 2017 CSEC exams.
Oquendo sat eight subjects, earning 6 A’s and 2 B’s! We are very proud of Oquendo and what he accomplished. He is an excellent representation of what hard work, discipline and dedication can bring. Oquendo was very gracious in thanking IFOJ for our help, but we wanted to remind him that we are the ones who are grateful to him. We thanked him for using
so effectively the help we provided, and for being a positive role model for all future scholarship recipients.
Special thanks to our donors for their continued support that is so critical to the high performance of students like Oquendo.
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