News Photo Friday: The Story of The Maranyundo School Posted November 22, 2013 By News editor On Monday, November 18, Sister Juvenal visited HGSE to share the story of The Maranyundo School, an independent, all-girls middle school in an impoverished section of Rwanda. A remarkable collaboration between a South Boston nun, a group of Boston women, a Rwandan leader, and an order of Rwandan nuns, The Maranyundo School opened in 2008, and in the first three years it ranked third, then second, and then first in the national O level exams. Sister Juvenal spoke about what it is like to work on a successful collaboration and why it is especially important to focus on the education of girls in Rwanda. (Photo by Matt Weber.) News The latest research, perspectives, and highlights from the Harvard Graduate School of Education Explore All Articles Related Articles Education Now Innovations in Global Education Members of the Yidan Prize Foundation's Council of Luminaries discuss the powerful ideas that will shape the world’s education landscape for the next decade and beyond. News Launching an Entrepreneurial Venture Askwith Education Forum Against the Odds: Educating Girls Globally An Askwith Forum on March 31 will examine the challenges that remain for girls around the world to access a high-quality education, and the work that activists, teachers, governments, and intergovernmental organizations are advancing to address them.