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Extractions: Mr. Bach Cong Tien, Vice Chairman, Peoples Committee of Ba Vi District Photo: Joanne Fairley/CWS By Thomas Abraham "This is Mr. Tien. Hes an ethnic minority member." Thats how the former Vietnamese headmaster was introduced to Church World Services representative in Vietnam, Joanne Fairley. Its hardly the first thing youre told when meeting someone, but Tiens minority status is significant for several reasons. Improving services for ethnic minorities has been a CWS goal since 1990. Before that, the organization had already contributed over $8 million to the countrys post-war reconstruction, after resettling over 80,000 Vietnamese refugees. More than a third of CWS Vietnams $1.4 million budget for the next three years funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture is aimed at educational support for ethnic minority students. Ethnic minorities make up 20 percent of Vietnams 77 million people. They speak more than a dozen distinct languages and many dialects. Eleven groups have their own writing systems. Although animistic beliefs are common, a large number are Catholics or Protestants, while the Khmer practice Buddhism and the Cham are Hindu or Muslim. Seventy five percent of Vietnams people live below the poverty line, enduring poor educational and social services. Many have been uprooted from ancestral lands in the governments effort to reunify the country after 1976 and develop agriculture for export.
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Extractions: Do you have questions about admissions? Click here to go to our admission inquiry form to request information or contact our Director of Admission Donald Smith : P.1.928.284.2272 ext. 112 Do you want to talk to us or send us something in the mail? - Call us 8-5 Monday-Friday MST at 1.928.284.2272. Our stamped mail address is:Verde Valley School, 3511 Verde Valley School Road, Sedona, AZ 86351-9541 USA Are you an alumnus with a question? - Contact Jill Kyriakopulos , Director of Alumni Affairs. She will be able to answer your questions, P.1.928.284.2272 ext. 118: or go to www.vvsamigos.org for more information. Do you want to make a donation? Click here to go to our on-line donation page. Are you seeking employment? - Please mail a cover letter, resume and references to Molly Brown. Verde Valley School, Attn: Molly Brown, Academic Dean, 3511 Verde Valley School Road, Sedona, AZ 86351-9541 Do you want to contact a member of our staff directly? - Please send e-mail as follows:
