I am currently working at the school, teaching English to teachers and classes 8 and 9. Having been here nine months now, I have seen the numerous initiatives first hand to educate and empower the young girls at the school. The girls are thrilled to come to school every day, to study in their academic and vocational classes, participate in sports, receive three meals a day, and enjoy a forum where they can play and be youthful. Teachers are dedicated to the advancement of their students learning, and the school's administration is constantly searching for new ways to help the girls lift themselves up in the society. For instance, when it became apparent that students felt insecure during their menstruation, because they were using old rags for protection, the school set out to solve this problem. Under the "rags to pads" program, students manufacture quality pads which are then sold for a fraction of the market price. This is just one example of the innovative projects.