8-year-old Ghanaian pupil Tops in New Rochelle Examinations

Maame Akua Aseda Manukure
An 8-year-old Ghanaian student based in New Rochelle in the United States of America, Maame Akua Aseda Manukure has excelled in her class in the United States of America.
Maame Akua Aseda Manukure who joined the Trinity Elementary school in New Rochelle, the USA in October 2019 was able to pass with incredible distinction in all seven subjects she was examined on, just a month after joining the school.
Speaking to parents of Akua Aseda, the Principal of Trinity Elementary School, Mr. Hilderbrand explained with excitement how happy he was with her performance considering the duration that she had spent in the school.
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“Maame Akua Aseda Manukure arrived here in New Rochelle in October 2019 from Ghana. She was welcomed into 3-Quinn by all of the students but within a month Maame has become a Maths and Language Arts star!” he stated.
“Her outstanding performance in the 3rd-grade exams placed her as the first Ghanaian female student to ever top all students in New Rochelle District over the past decade,” he added.
Akua Aseda has been presented with a certificate of Honour by authorities of Trinity Elementary School, New Rochelle, USA.
As a result of over exceeding the pass marks for all seven different subjects, Maame Akua Aseda Manukure has been promoted to take national 3rd-grade exams in the USA where she’s competing with thousands of students in the USA.
Source: websaet.com

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