Angamali was founded in 2005 in Bangalore Province, India to train teachers for grades K1 through 7th. It has since expanded to also train teachers for grades 8th through 10th. Currently there are 21 first year and 15 second year teacher training students. Construction is underway to accommodate more students. The school also has 167 students in grades K1 through 2nd grade. It plans to expand to grades K through 12. The home provides housing and vocational training for girls boarding there.
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4. Angamali was founded in 2005 and is eight acres in size. The purpose of the home apparently is to provide the Bangalore Province with their own teacher training centre that would produce certified teachers as required by the Indian government. The school is successfully turning out teachers qualified to teach K1 through 7th grade. In 2010 the teachers training centre will certify teachers for teaching through the 10th grade level. There are 21 first year students in the training centre and 15 second year students in the centre. There is construction underway to add an additional floor to the teaching centre that will free up room for an additional 100 teacher training students on the first 2 floors of the building. They expect that the additional students will come with the higher certification in place because there is government financial support for students who attend such schools.
5. Angamalistarted a grade school to give the teachers in training children to teach. Currently the school has 167 school children in K1 through grade 2. They will continue to add an additional class as each new school year begins. The sisters plan on building a new school K thru 12 and 1 year BA. They have the drawings but await the funds. There are currently 23 borders who will move to the top floor, as will the sisters, when the floor is completed. The expectation is that an additional 50 borders will immediately be added to reside on the top floor. The sisters have 3 cows who provide enough milk to sell after their needs are met. Water is plentiful and 4 acres are under cultivation. There is a great need for water purification so the children can drink healthily.
6. Angamali’s mission is to certify these students to teach through the 10th grade level
7. Angamali will be accredited to certify these students at the 10th grade level in May 2010