COEEF

BEZA SCHOOL PROJECT

Made possible by the 2008 University of Utah EMBA Class

Watch the building dedication video.

Read an article about the project in the 2009 December COEEF Newsletter.

COEEF Board Members Duy Beck and Nikolai Wedekind, employees Jennifer Mann and Fitsum Gidday, and Beza School Owner Ato Zewdu with

Beza School students accepting the dedication plaque. This plaque will be built into the final room built.

The first phase of the Beza School Project is complete, with the left lower level classroom being donated by the 2008 U of U EMBA Class.

The construction on the upper right level is going to be the final part of the donation, and will be a library once completed.

The lower level of the building is already being used by the entire student body for classes. As you can see, the library will be large.

Here is the inside of the lower level classroom. These classrooms are very large in size compared to other classrooms in other private schools.

Here is a view from the back of the lower level classroom so you can see what its like from a student's perspective.

Not only COEEF students, but ALL Beza School students are able to enjoy the benefits of this  classroom.

Thank you to the Beza School in Debre Zeit, Ethiopia, COEEF representatives and U of U EMBA Class of 2008 for making this project possible.

COEEF seeks to provide sustainability to the schools we partner with through building projects like these. The Beza School was selected for this project because of the drive to coordinate and plan the development of the project.

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