
Currently, school facilities are being constructed in the heart of Kitobe Forest that will accommodate 500 students by the year 2015. Half the student body will reside on campus, while the remainder will be day students from nearby villages.
Enrollment priority will be given to applicants who have demonstrated a deep
concern for local ecosystems and human communities. Tuition for the school
will be assessed on a sliding scale, based on each family’s ability
to pay. For economically disadvantaged students from surrounding villages,
we continue to seek philanthropic funds to provide scholarships. We anticipate
that the combination of scholarship and tuition revenue will make the school
fiscally sustainable.