Victory Academy is a small private Christian high school in Jamaica that focuses on leadership training, character development, spiritual enrichment, and academic excellence. The school offers scholarships to needy students who would not otherwise be able to afford private school tuition. This year, 9 students received full tuition benefits and have begun showing improvement despite living in unfortunate circumstances. However, the school is facing financial challenges and needs sponsors to continue supporting these students at a cost of approximately $1,000 per student per 4-month term.

1. Victory Academy 19 Long Lane, Stony Hill, Kingston
Tel: 931-2047 or 925-8305
Email: dmaclarke@hotmail.com
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Dear
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N I introduce to you Victory Academy (formerly Covenant Christian Academy),
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which is a small private Christian, co-educational high school in St. Andrew
Jamaica. The school is duly registered with the Ministry of Education and
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Jamaica Independent Schools’ Association.
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N Victory Academy focuses on leadership training, character development,
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atmosphere. It is the school’s desire to produce young people of integrity and
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wisdom to positively impact their communities and by extension, the nation.
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& The school hasthetwenty one year history poor, privileged andfacets of school
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shattering the perceived class barriers and the notion that private education is
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Victory Academy offers scholarships to needy students who would not normally
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be able to access the benefits, nor afford the tuition of a small private school in
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upper St. Andrew. These are students who desire excellence and want to make a
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conduct and social skills.
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E The school, like so many other private schools, is going through financial
challenges and now needs sponsors to continue this scholarship program at a
cost of approximately US$1,000 per term per student. (A term is 4 months)
Board of Directors: Dianne Clarke MBA, Evangeline Smith MBA, Paul Goldson MSc, Dr. Damion Ffriend PhD, Natalie Lindo, Ann-
Marie Hylton,
Chairman: Sandra Alvarangana MSc,
Advisors: Dr. Simon Clarke OD JP - Ret’d UNESCO Director, Dr. C. Patricia Morgan PhD - Education Psychologist, H. Dale
Anderson MSc – Ret’d Ambassador

2. I attach herewith a profile of each student, outlining their various challenges and
why they should be allowed to remain in Victory Academy. Should you require
additional information, I would be happy to furnish same.
I look forward to meeting with you to discuss ways that we could partner and
provide an opportunity for these students.
Yours truly
VICTORY ACADEMY
Dianne Clarke BA, MBA
Principal