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Caption Bahá’í teacher Willie Pineda is shown with some of his students at the Bahá’í Tutorial School in Iriga City, Luzon, the Philippines. Sixty-eight children of the Agta tribe make up the student body at the three-room schoolhouse that was opened by Mr. Pineda in 1980 as the National Spiritual Assembly of the Philippines increased its commitment to tutorial schools under the Seven Year Plan. Supported in part by Bahá’ís from several communities in the area, the school offers daily classes for elementary school students, adult education classes, and deepening classes for youth and older believers. Students usually are placed in more advanced grades in public schools as a result of their attendance.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 617, page 14. View as PDF

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