Plans taking shape in Ghana
An Oklahoma City woman has returned from a four-month trip to her native Ghana with pledges of support for her plan to open a bilingual primary school serving remote, rural villages.
Alice Iddi-Gubbels met with villagers, community and country leaders to build support for her nonprofit organization Pambe Ghana, which aims to open a pilot Montessori school next year, first serving prekindergarten and then subseque...
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