NK Foster Kids Write “Report Cards”
Foster Kids Send Their “Report Cards”
Recently at the LFNKR office we received a packet of letters from our North Korean foster children in China, telling us about their school achievements. Clearly some of these children are gifted students, and it would be a tragic waste if they were denied an education. We are delighted that they are doing well and learning very rapidly. It is my hope that the happiness in their lives can continue.
Note: To assure the children’s safety, the names on their letters are covered in the photos. All names are represented by initials only.
Here is a typical letter.
Letter from student L.H. showing grades
(L. H.) Here is my academic achievement
Math: 90 points; Korean: 90 points; Chinese: 91 points
I thank my foster parents for supporting me. I will study harder.
Other letters and their contents are shown below.
A stack of letters from LFNKR’s foster children in China
(From K. S.) Here is my academic achievement
Math: 80 points; Korean: 92 points; Chinese: 30 points; English: 81 points
I promise to study harder to improve my school records.
(From A. S.) Here is my academic achievement
Math: 87 points; Korean: 89 points; Chinese: 97.5 points; English: 95 points
My goals for the next exams are 95 points for Korean, 90 points for math, and 100 points (full marks) for English and Chinese.
(From K. G.) Here is my academic achievement
Math: 100 points; Korean: 94 points; Chinese: 98.5 points
I will study harder to get higher points.
(From S. H.) Here is my academic achievement
Math: 98 points; Korean: 99 points; Chinese: 93 points
I will study harder to get 100 points for Korean and 99 points for Chinese next time.
(From K. C.) Here is my academic achievement
Math: 90 points; Korean: 86 points; Chinese: 80 points
I will study harder to get better grades.
Report Submitted by Takashi Wataru
(in charge of LFNKR Education Sponsorship Program)