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Uganda Little League Baseball
Developing Little League Baseball throughout Uganda
Serving over 15,000 children sharing about
1000 gloves, we
could use your help, join us.
Supported by
303 Development
Foundation Corp.
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Allen V R Stanley Secondary School of Math
and Science for the Athletically Talented |
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International School Started January 28, 2013 for 50 students at Little League
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This is
the most unique school in the world with
students from all over Uganda.
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Read about how it is being run by
Clicking here.
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AVRS
Secondary School facilities:
Two dorms that can hold 150 students
each in eight rooms. One for boys and one for girls.
Facilities for housing teaching staff and other staff on site.
Classroom block consisting for 8 classrooms where one is set up as a video
room for 100 students.
Administration building housing offices, board room, nurse's living quarters
and infirmary, and a large laboratory with bench locations for 56 students.
Guest house for visitors with 6 bedrooms, 3 toilets with showers, dining
room and fully equipped kitchen, and large lounge with large screen TV for
meetings.
Sports facilities:
Currently 5 baseball, softball and
soccer fields.
Two full size basketball courts
Three volley ball courts
Agriculture Program:
10 dairy cows currently, expecting to
expand to 20.
Gardens planted by biology students
Fields for other crops
Matokie plantation on site
Fish Hatchery
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*
Click Here to make a Tax Deductible
Donation to
303 Development Foundation Corp.
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* Important: Uganda Little
League Baseball, or 303 Development Foundation Corp, has
never authorized anyone to
solicit funds for Uganda Little League, the AVRS School, nor
any AVRS students. Those who
wish to donate in support of these programs should do
it through Pay Pal or via
check made out to 303 Development Foundation and send it to
366 Ardsley Street, Staten
Island, N.Y. 10306. |
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May 2022:
The next school year started today at the AVRS Secondary School. This should
be the 2021 school year that was totally missed over the cause of the
pandemic. All the students are to report back today. The school has been
notified that it is back to being an International School. That fact gives
us certain ability to do certain things regarding subjects and schedule.
While we are still the school of Math and Science, which will never change,
we can become more like and American School. Those changes may happen over
the next couple of years.
Our two students studying in the U.S. are still having success. The male
student is in the Houston, Texas area and is finishing up his first
semester. He is doing well academically and is getting acclimated to
pitching at the college level. Our female student is now half way through
her junior year as a math major and continues playing soccer and softball.
We hope to get back to normal baseball wise in Uganda now that the school
year will once again be approaching normal operation at the end of 2022. We
will not be able to host our annual Little League tournament this year as
the school schedule prevents that. The earliest tournament that we may be
able to operate would be the secondary school program in January. and even
that may be moved into late December. These items will be worked out in July
of this year.
Construction of the track at the school has been stop for some reason. We
need to find out the reason why the work has not continued. As of today,
money is not the problem as we have paid almost the entire amount for the
work that was supposed to be completed by now. Our other project is to
redesign our eating area. Our plans for that are on schedule as the final
plans were to be agreed upon during the month of July with construction
starting in December to be completed by the start of the 2023 school year.
We expect to be changing from firewood and charcoal to gas with the change.
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