OUR MISSION: We are committed to the education of students at Our Lady of Fatima and Saint Francis High Schools and to maintaining fraternal relationships among former students and faculty

PREAMBLE   WE, the graduates, former students, and faculty of Our Lady of Fatima and St. Francis High Schools of Maryland County, Liberia, now residing in the Americas --- Inspired by a common determination for unity of purpose of our alma maters as they endeavor to educate and prepare the young people of Liberia for a complex and sophisticated world, and doing so within a spiritual and moral environment, deem it compelling to:   ·   Organize ourselves by forming an alumni association to be called "OUR LADY OF FATIMA & ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOLS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION IN THE AMERICAS", a non-profit, non-political organization;   ·   Foster and sustain the tradition of close relationship between our two high schools;   · Support and sustain the educational efforts at our schools.   << VIEW CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS >>

	MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT   Dear Fellow Alumni, In a previous communication to you, I indicated that times had changed since we last graduated from high school and left Pleebo and Harper. The needs of our alma maters now differ from those of our times. In that light, I presented to you my vision, “Alumni 2020”, that would enable us to meet the changing times and needs of our alma maters. Your response has been overwhelming and I am now soliciting more from you than ever before. During the year, we accomplished the following for our schools: Established Our Lady of Fatima and St. Francis Educational Foundation, Inc. (OLFSF Educational Foundation) and got approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (C) 3 tax exempt organization. Successfully launched the OLFSF Alumni Scholarship Award to 40 scholarships to students at Our Lady of Fatima and St. Francis High Schools (20 students each from grades 9-12). The cost of the annual scholarship fund is $4,600. Put in motion plans to launch a textbook drive and establish functioning library systems at the schools. <<Read more>>