Rachel J. Stevens Intl' School of Excellence

From: The Co CEO,
To: Mr. Karzon

Happy Birthday, T-Max Karzon! 🎉

From all of us at Rachel J. Stevens INT'L School of Excellence, we celebrate you today—not just as a colleague, but as a brother and a true friend. Your dedication, strength, and positive spirit continue to inspire everyone around you.

May this new year of your life be filled with confidence, greater achievements, and endless joy. Keep believing in yourself—you are capable of amazing things.

Wishing you success, happiness, and many more impactful years ahead.
With appreciation and warm wishes,

Your Rachel J. Stevens Family 💙

Happy Birthday, Miss Catherine Jackson 🎉💐

Today, we celebrate not just your birthday, but the beautiful person you are to all of us at Rachel J. Stevens INT’L School of Excellence. Your kindness, dedication, and the love you put into your work—whether as our caterer, or staff—do not go unnoticed. You nourish not only our bodies but also our hearts with your warm spirit and caring nature.

You are truly a blessing to this school family, and we are so grateful for your presence every single day. May this new year of your life bring you endless joy, good health, peace, and all the happiness your heart can hold.

May God continue to uplift you, guide you, and reward you for all the wonderful things you do. You deserve to be celebrated today and always.

Happy Birthday once again, Miss Catherine! 🎂❤️

Happy Heavenly pre birthday, Grandmom: 3/20/26.

Today, with hearts full of gratitude and deep honor, the Rachel J. Stevens INT'L School of Excellence celebrates the approaching birthday of our beloved grandmother, mother, and the visionary bearer of our late mother’s legacy, Mrs. Rachel J. Stevens.

As May 20 draws near, we reflect on a life that continues to inspire generations. Mama Rachel was a strong, God-fearing, principled, and hardworking woman whose faith, wisdom, and love laid the foundation for many lives. Through her sacrifices and spiritual guidance, she raised not only biological children, but also countless spiritual sons and daughters who continue to walk in the values she planted.

Today, through her biological children—among them Mrs. Agnes Mammie Brown Rammie, Mrs. Junita W. B. Tamba, and many others—her legacy lives on. The very existence of the Rachel J. Stevens INT'L School of Excellence stands as a living testimony to her vision, strength, and unwavering commitment to God and community.

As your birthday approaches, we celebrate your remarkable life, your faith, and the seeds you sowed that continue to grow. May your legacy forever shine as a light of wisdom, discipline, and love to generations yet unborn.

With deepest love and honor,
Rachel J. Stevens INT'L School of Excellence

Happy Birthday, Mr. Daniel Korkoyah!

From: The Rachel J. Stevens Family.

On this special day, the entire family of Rachel J. Stevens INT'L School of Excellence celebrates you with deep gratitude and warm affection. You are more than our engineer—you are a pillar of strength, reliability, and quiet dedication. The solid structures around us reflect not only your skill, but your commitment to excellence and care for our school community.

Your hard work, humility, and steady spirit make a difference every single day. Because of you, our environment remains safe, functional, and welcoming for both staff and students. Today, we honor not just the professional you are, but the kind and dependable person we are blessed to work with.

May this new year of your life bring you good health, greater achievements, peace of mind, and abundant joy. May your days be as strong as the foundations you build and as bright as the future you help create for our students. Happy Birthday once again, Sir — we celebrate you today and always!

Oh Death, This is not the end!
It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Mr. Welllington E. Pennoh, who departed this life on February 25, 2026.

Mr. Pennoh faithfully served as a devoted classroom teacher and as Dean of Students’ Affairs at Rachel J. Stevens INT’L School of Excellence. In every role he carried, he was more than an educator—he was a mentor, a father figure, a counselor, and a guiding light to countless students.

His passion for teaching, his firm but caring leadership, and his unwavering commitment to discipline and excellence shaped the lives of many. He believed in the potential of every child and worked tirelessly to nurture character, knowledge, and confidence in those entrusted to his care.

Today, our school community mourns not just the loss of a staff member, but the loss of a pillar. His wisdom, kindness, and presence will be deeply missed in our classrooms and hallways.

May his soul rest in perfect peace. His legacy will continue to live on in the hearts and achievements of the students he inspired.

Some Students, Parents, and Staff during their thing. Old & New Sports Day. 2025/2026.

Christmas Party 2025/2026: Pictorial.

Pictorial from our Christmas party 2025/2026.

Our proposed P. E suit or outfit.

I met my high school maths teacher today and he asked for directions to the nearest bank

I told him to make a 360° turn, walk 1.8 km, then use Pythagoras’ theorem to find the coefficient of x and round it to the nearest tens.

He’ll see a pharmacy perpendicular to his right, make an obtuse angle turn, then walk a distance equal to log 7 using a 4-figure table to find the antilog

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He will see a big pharmacy perpendicular to his right (forming a 90° angle). From there, he should make an obtuse angle turn (>90° but