The Diana and Al Kaff School

On the new building:	“The old school was narrow, with seven or eight students seated at one table. The new school building is very nice and comfortable because only two students sit at a table.”
On her family:	“My parents don’t want me to graduate because they say they won’t have anyone to help them. I know my father finished up to the fourth grade, but I don’t know why he stopped studying. My mother never went to school. If I could go anywhere I would go to Phnom Penh because I want to work at a garment factory with my elder sister and send money home to my parents.”
On school subjects:	“I like learning Khmer because if someone wants me to read or write I can do it. I don’t like learning mathematics because it has numbers and I do not understand them well.”
On her hobbies:	“When I meet my friends I like to discuss the lesson before class begins because I am afraid that when the teacher calls on me I won’t know the answer. In my free time I like to read Khmer books.”
On her future:	“If I could do anything in the world I would be a nurse because I want to help people.”
Message to the donor:	“I would like to thank the donor for donating a new school building for me and my friends.”