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COMPUTER LITERACY PROGRAM VOLUNTEERS FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED www.clpweb.org ICT-enhanced Education Penetration through 55 Districts

Project Location of CLC & SCR Panchagar Parenthesis indicates number of CLC & SCR in each District Lalmonirhat (1) Number of CLCs in District (1) Nilphamari Number of SCRs in District (2) (11) Thakurgaon(2) (5) (1) (5) Number of Associated Centers Kurigram in District Dinajpur (5) Rangpur (7) (1) (2) (1) (1) INDIA (1) (Assam) (3) Gaibandha (3) (3) Jaipurhat Sherepur Sylhet (1) (1) Sunamganj (1) Netrokona (8) (1) (2) (5) Naogaon Bogra Jamalpur (3) (1) (2) (1) (13) Mymensingh Nawabganj (5) (6) (1) (6) (1) (1) (6) Moulvibazar (1) (6) (1) (4) (2) (2) (3) (2) Rajshahi (1) (1) Sirajganj Kishoreganj Habiganj (3) Nator Tangail (1) (2) (5) (9) (10) (5) Gazipur (1) (4) Pabna (2) (7) (13) (5) Narsingdi (4) (1) (6) Brahmanbaria Kushtia (1) Dhaka Manikgonj (8) (2) INDIA (7) (4) (12) (7) (3) (Tripura) (1) (1)Rajbari (22) (1) (4) Meherpur (1) (4) (3)MunshiganjNarayanganj (4) (5) (1) (4) (7) (9) (2) Comilla Chuadanga (2) Magura Faridpur (3) Jhenaidah (4) (3) (6) (2) Shariyatpur (5) (2) Gopalganj Chandpur(8) (1) Narail (2) (3) Jessore

Madariupur Feni Khagrachhari (3) (4) (4) (1) (1) (8) (1) (7) (2) (1) Barisal (1) Noakhali (2)

Laksmipur Rangamati (5) (4) Satkhira (2) (27) (2) (1) (1) Chittagong (1) INDIA Bagerhat (3) Pirojpur (8) (3) Jhalkati (1) (West Bengal) Khulna (42) (4) (1)

(2) (2) (5) Bhola (6) Patuakhali(5) (1) (2) Barguna

Bandarban Cox’s bazar Cox’s

(2) MYNMAR BAY OF BENGAL (1) (Burma)

Total Number of CLC- 278 (in 55 Districts) Total Number of SCR- 170 (in 43 Districts) Associated CLC- 97

CLP Annual Event (online) Program Highlights Saturday, October 3, 2020 9:00 PM to 11:30 PM

National Anthems, USA & Bangladesh

Dr. Muhammed Zafar Iqbal, Author, Educationist Keynote Speakers Dr. Mohammad Ataul Karim, Scientist, Educationist Mr. Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury, MP, Deputy Education Minister

Mr. Sabuj Baruri, Kadambari CLC Graduate Testimony of CLP Ms. Taspia Jahan Dipa, HealthCare program Coordinator, SNT Beneficiaries Ms. Merina Rashid, CLP Graduate (NABIC Gazipur Center)

CLP: History, Evolution and Mr. Shabbir Ahmed Uniqueness

Connect Students Ms. Jill Stedronsky around the Ms. Samhita Tatavarty world (CSAW) Generation CLP: Reflection and Youth volunteers Motivation

Sponsor’s Dr. Abid Rahman Testimonials Dr. Molla Huq Mr. Usama Siddiqui Featuring Youths Mr. Irvin Rahmaan Mr. Marjan Zaman Ms. Arnaz Amin

High School Graduates Appreciation Ms. Tahera Kabir

Questions and Answers

Concluding Remarks Mr. ABM Sirajul Hossain, CEO, Dnet

Musical Soiree Dr. Nashid Kamal, Musician, Educationist Mr. Mohiuzzaman Chowdhury (Moyna)

Dr. Nashid Kamal is a Bangladeshi vocalist, writer and professor of demography. She is the eldest granddaughter of legendary Bengali folk singer Abbasuddin Ahmed. Widely regarded as a Nazrul exponent, Nashid Kamal has received many awards including the Nazrul Award from the Nazrul Academy in 2009 and Nazrul Padak from the Nazrul Institute in 2014.

Mr. Mohiuzzaman Chowdhury (Moyna) is a leading Tagore song musician in the Bengals. He was trained in the prestigious music center Chhyanot in Dhaka. He is well known as a Radio and TV artist, and a playback artist in the film industry. He performed in many countries including India, UK, and USA. His audio cassette Aamar Praner Manush, produced in Kolkata, was a huge success in India.

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Computer Literacy Program for the Underprivileged (2004 -2020) Striving amidst adversity The sixteenth year of CLP started on an enthusiastic note. Following the successful launching of two super centers [Computer Literacy Centers (CLCs) with more than ten computers] in the previ- ous year, three more super centers were to be established in schools in Sherpur, Bogura. The Con- nect Students Around the World (CSAW) program was to be extended pairing a school in Ghorasal, Bangladesh with one in Hopewell, New Jersey, USA. Distant Instruction generated avid interest among school administrations, sponsors and volunteers willing to teach. What is even more inspir- ing, DUDOK, the Anti-Corruption Commission of Bangladesh signed a memorandum of under- standing to initiate a moral value Education through Entertainment pilot project, which would subsequently be rolled out to 2000 schools. Work on all fronts started well.

Then COVID-19 struck. The pandemic debilitated the normal life and activities of people around the world. Bangladesh was no exception. Schools were closed down. It was no longer possible to conduct the regular CLP activities such as visiting schools for monitoring purpose, establishing new centers that require physical presence at the schools, holding computer training sessions at CLCs, and so on. CLP Annual Event for 2020 scheduled for July was postponed.

“When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” After the initial turmoil, the long-distance instruc- tion for gifted and talented students in the CLP-affiliated school Uddipan Badar-Shamsu Bidyani- ketan at Chitali, Bagerhat resumed. Dnet, the implementation partner of CLP in Bangladesh, got involved in Bangladesh Government’s initiative to design new education approaches for address- ing the COVID-19 challenges. Dnet next started online meetings with CLP-affiliated schools for discussing and developing approaches to continue CLP activities during COVID-19 and beyond. Some of the schools requested Dnet to organize online training for their capacity building so that they can conduct online classes. Twenty-five teachers from five institutions where eleven new CLCs and SCRs are to be established are now receiving training on computer fundamentals, digital pedagogy, conducting Smart Class Room (SCR) sessions effectively, developing own contents for SCRs, and how to train students on basic computer operation and use of key Microsoft office software. The next task is conducting a refreshers’ training for the project teachers of CLP’s 79 supported schools. All the aforementioned training segments will be included in the refreshers’ training.

As the country is opening up, we will pursue our center establishment, hardware replacement and technical support activities, so that the teachers can use computers for preparing digital contents. Some of the hardware were acquired before the pandemic and would be sent out to schools as soon as the situation permits. DNet is also planning to introduce the so-called “Tele-education” aimed at providing instruction over mobile phone by volunteer teachers, each of them being responsible for a group of students. Finally, CLP is moving ahead with a definite plan to hold its 2020 Annual Event virtually on October 3, 2020 with participants and audience drawn from the US, Bangladesh, and other parts of the world.

While these efforts are no substitutes for regular face-to-face interactions, until normal conditions return or “new normal” is settled on, they keep the little lamps of learning, however flickering, light- ed.

We thank you, our valued donors and sponsors, for supporting us throughout our journey, so far. We seek your continued generosity to help us maintain the CLCs and SCRs that you helped establish. We like to dream of a digitally connected, productive and prosperous Bangladesh. Come, dream with us.

From virtual to real, through computers to prosperity, we will empower the underprivileged youths of Bangladesh to enter the realm of hope by crossing the digital divide

Page 2 Map of CLC Inside cover and SCR locations

Annual Event Page 1 Program Highlights

Page 2 Page 3 2020 Table CLP Message of Contents

Page 5 Page 8 Distinguished Speakers Still We Strive Page 8 CLP Activities in Bangladesh During COVID-19

Page 10 COVID-19 Interrupted My CLP Magazine, 2020 Attempt to Start a CSAW Project Cover Design: Ashraful Huq Page 11 Page 13 My Experience A Visit to Suapur in Long Distance Nannar High Teaching School CLC and SCR Page 15 CLCs and SCRs and Sponsors

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Donation Patrons of Pledge Form Computer Literacy Program

Corporate Sponsors Page 37 and Donors

Page 3 Page 4 Dr. Muhammed Zafar Iqbal obtained his Bachelors in Physics, Masters in Theoretical Physics from Dhaka University and Ph. D in Experimental Physics from University of Wash- ington, Seattle. He did his post-doctoral work at Caltech and worked as a research scientist at Bell Communications Research, New Jersey, USA. He returned to Bangladesh in 1994 and joined Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST), Sylhet as a Professor of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. He retired from the university in 2019 after working for almost 25 years.

Dr. Iqbal was a pioneer in the development of Bangla computerization in the country. He set up a local area network with fiber optic backbone at SUST, the first of its kind in a public university in Bangladesh. He was instrumental in providing computer education and the Internet to the students and teachers of this university. In nineties he introduced mandatory computer courses for every student of SUST. In the year 2009 he introduced registration of university admission using cell telephone for the first time in Bangladesh which opened a new horizon in digital activities of Bangladesh. He and his team were awarded various national and international awards for this remarkable achievement. He also lead the team to develop “Pipilika” the first Bangla Search engine. He was awarded HEQEP (Higher Edu- cation Quality Enhancement Project) twice, once for Total Computerization of SUST, which made SUST the most ITC enabled university of the country. Right now he is leading the second HEQEP project for Industry-University collaboration on Bangla computerization.

Md. Zafar Iqbal is a prolific writer, the author of more than 220 books on science, mathemat- ics, science fiction and novels. His books earned him numerous awards including the pres- tigious national Bangla Academy Award. Many of his novels have been dramatized into movies and telefilms. He is a popular columnist and his biweekly column is published simul- taneously in 25 national and online newspapers. His columns in the newspapers on current issues have become very popular and has made a significant impact on various policy deci- sions of the government. He has written several tele-dramas, among which is a UN-assist- ed television serial stressing the necessity of education for underprivileged children.

Dr. Iqbal was an important member of the drafting committee of the National Education Policy 2010 of Bangladesh. He is a devoted social activist and has mobilized a nationwide movement to popularize science, mathematics and computer programming among the chil- dren of Bangladesh.

Page 5 Mohammad Ataul Karim is a scientist and Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth with expertise in electro-optical systems, opti- cal computing, and pattern recognition. Karim is ranked amongst the top 50 researchers who contributed most to Applied Optics in its 50-year history. He was for 9 years the first Vice President for Research of Old Dominion University (ODU) in Norfolk, Virginia.

Karim earned his master's degrees in physics and electrical engineering, and a doctor of philosophy in electrical engineering from University of Alabama.

He leads the International Conference on Computer and Information Technology, now in its 16th year. Since 2009, with assistance of 5 teams of guest editors, Karim produced 20 journal special issues that featured works of Bangladesh-based researchers in the fields of communications, computing, multimedia, networks, and software.

Karim began creative writing in high school. A large number of his popular science writings in Bengali appeared in Bigyan Shamoeeki and Bangla Academy Bigyan Patrika during 1972–1976. Of these, the most significant were Biborthon Kahinee, a series of articles on cosmic and biological evolution, and Shamproteek, a monthly feature of current affairs in science, both of which appeared in Bigyan Shamoeeki. His efforts to correct illegal practic- es that otherwise discriminated against international graduate students was featured by the Chronicle of Higher Education, The Wall Street Journal in "Hidden Costs of a Brain Gain" and in turn by David Heenan in his book "Flight Capital: The Alarming Exodus of America's Best And Brightest".

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Page 7 [The whole world is now going through the trauma of COVID-19 pandemic and Bangladesh is no different. The normal life of people is severely hampered. Most of the government and non-govern- ment offices, educational institutions, markets, and businesses operate partially or not at all. Even under these bleak conditions CLP and its implementation partner in Bangladesh, Dnet are trying to use any opportunity to move on. CLP is organizing its Annual Event online on October 3, 2020. Dnet is trying to keep different CLP activities in Bangladesh continuing. A young CLP volunteer in the United States finds his Connect Students around the World project on hold. What follows is a brief account of their efforts.]

CLP activities Bangladesh during COVID-19 ATM Kamrujjaman and Md. Mehedi Hasan

Schools are closed. So, it is not possible to conduct the regular CLP activities such as visiting schools for monitoring purpose, establishing new centers that require physical presence at the schools, holding computer training sessions at CLCs, and so on. Some of the activities that Dnet has undertaken in Bangladesh to keep moving are the following.

First is the involvement in Nextgenedu (Next-generation education), an initiative of the Bangladesh Government’s education wing, A2I (Access to Information). The aim is to design new education approaches for academic institutions for addressing the COVID 19 challenges. Second, Dnet started online meetings with CLP-affili- ated schools for discussing and developing approach- es to continue CLP activities during COVID 19 and beyond. Some of the schools are interested to con- duct online classes using social media. They request- ed us to organize online training for their capacity building so that they can conduct online classes. Fur- thermore, we would also continue our center estab- lishment and hardware replacement and technical support activities so that the teachers can use com- puters for preparing digital contents. Third, CLP has already started an online training program on various topics with 33 teachers from five different institutions across the country. The institutions are Ati Panchdona High School, Krish- napur Govt. Primary School, Upazila Sadar Model Govt. Primary School, Sherpur Town Colony AJ High School, and Alhaj Amzad Hossain Degree College. Eleven centers are to be established in these institutions. Some of the main training topics are highlighted below.

a. Computer Fundamentals Training: Computer Fundamental Training aims to train the teachers

Page 8 about basic computer operations as well as using some of the core Microsoft Office applications, such as, MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel, MS Paint, etc.

b. Digital Pedagogy Training: The aim is to develop the teachers’ expertise in conducting effec- tive online multimedia classes using digital technology and appropriate pedagogical knowledge. After receiving the training, they will know how digital pedagogy can be used best and how much impact it can create on students’ learning capability and willingness.

c. Facilitating the SCR: The teachers are being trained to conduct Smart Classrooms (SCRs) effectively. In this part of the training, some quick and easy classroom-usable-tools have been shared with them for making the class more interesting to the students.

d. Developing Contents for SCR: There are some sessions on developing content for use in the classrooms. In this part of the training, teachers are taught how to create content not only by using the MS PowerPoint but also to generate video content using simple video editing applications.

e. Training of Teachers: The assigned CLC teachers are receiving training which instructs them on the purpose and process of conducting the students’ computer training using the “let’s cheer, do, and share” methodology.

As per feedback from the participants, the training is helping them immensely to improve the respec- tive topics and they are quite hopeful to be utilizing the acquired knowledge in the classrooms. The next on the agenda is conducting a refreshers’ training for the project teachers of CLP’s 79 support- ed schools. All the aforementioned training segments will be included in the refreshers’ training.

Since the COVID-19 invasion of Bangladesh, the Government's Education Department instructed the schools to offer online classes. So far 18 out of 79 CLP’s supported schools have been able to start online classes. Unfortunately, only 15 to 20 per cent of the total students can attend online classes, because of the lack of required equipment and inhibiting Internet costs. Eight of these 18 schools use Zoom to hold their online classes, and the remainder use video sharing services such as YouTube and social media networks, such as, Facebook. In addition, teachers from another 22 CLP-affiliated schools use Upazila-based YouTube channels to upload video materials which help many students who cannot attend live classes. In some instances students who are not able to avail themselves of any of these opportunities receive phone calls on a weekly or monthly basis at their parents’ mobile phone and receive some guidance to continue their education.

In addition, Dnet is also planning to introduce the so-called “Tele-education” aimed at providing instruction over mobile phone by volunteer teachers, each of them will be responsible for a group of students. Alongside this, the students and their parents will be guided and advised by specialists regarding psychological and mental-health issues.

CLP is trying to start establishing the centers that were due last year. Dnet has sent some of the hardware that was purchased for the respective schools before COVID-19. Dnet has also sent replacement for the unrepairable hardware in our existing supported schools.

We realize that these efforts are no substitutes for regular face-to-ace classes that all students can attend. However, until we return to normal conditions or settle on a “new normal,” these efforts keep little lamps of learning, however flickering, burning.

Mr. ATM Kamrujjaman is the CLP Project Director at Dnet, Bangladesh. Mr. Mehedi Hasan is the CLP Project Executive at Dnet, Bangladesh.

Page 9 COVID-19 Interrupted My Attempt to Start a CSAW Project Aymaan Rahman

I have been volunteering at Computer Literacy Program (CLP) events and attending the annual fund raising function since 2017. I was particularly inspired by a talk given by Ms. Jill Stedronsky, an English teacher at in 2018 the William Annin Middle School (WAMS), Basking Ridge, in the 2018 annual event. She talked about her experience with the CSAW (Connect Students around the World) project. The CSAW project objective is to foster cultural communication, friendship, and understand- ing between youths living in the different corners of the world. Through the CSAW project she con- nected the students in her language arts class with the students in the English club of a high school in Bangladesh. The students on two sides of the world would work on a common project, produce a video on their work and exchange their videos and then engage in an online conference to talk and learn from each other. After seeing how much excitement it generated and benefited students in both the U.S and Bangladesh, I decided to start a similar program at my own local (Hopewell, NJ) middle school.

During the winter break of 2018 I visited Ghorashal Pilot High School (GPHS), a school established by my great-grandfather. Like many rural Bangladeshi schools, it is filled with children who are capa- ble and enthusiastic about learning, despite the lack of resources available to them. I felt that a program connecting their school with ours in suburban NJ would have many benefits, including enriching the students’ worldview and encouraging Bangladeshi kids to improve their fluency in English. I proposed my program to the headmaster, who agreed to incorporate it into his school’s English Club.

Establishing the program in New Jersey proved to be difficult and filled with logistical and bureau- cratic hurdles. I had several meetings with the Hopewell district social studies director, who helped convince the school administrators to endorse the project, and convince the teachers to oversee it. We were presented with many challenges, such as how to deal with the time zone difference, language barrier and scheduling, as well as lack of necessary technology at GPHS. Through more discussions (including a conference call with Ms. Stedronsky), we were able to develop a full-fledged program. GPHS already had a Computer Literacy Center and a Smart Class Room. However, the school needed a 55 inch-screen television and electronic equipment to support live audio-video con- ferencing. A generous donor provided funds for those.

By 2020 we had a teacher, plenty of student participants, and a well-developed plan: over the course of a few months, students from each side would exchange questions through emails and written letters, as well as send each other video presentations about their hometown, school, and daily schedule. At the end of the program, a video call between the two schools would take place where the two groups could have a conversation in real time.

Unfortunately, about three weeks into the program, school was cancelled indefinitely, and the program came to a halt. We look forward to continue the program, when schools open back up.

Aymaan Rehman is a college freshman and a CLP volunteer.

Page 10 My Experience in CLP’s Long-Distance Teaching Keean Saadi

My time working with the Bangladeshi-American community began when my parents got me involved in the CLP’s youth volunteer group at the organization’s annual fundraiser. As a youth volunteer, I was responsible for multiple tasks such as greeting CLP patrons and collecting dona- tions at the entrance, babysitting younger kids that came to the function, decorating the venue for the event, and facilitating live Q & A sessions between CLP officers and the patrons.

After working two annual fundraisers, I wanted to explore if there was more I could do beyond basic youth volunteering to enhance my experience. That is when I discovered CLP’s newly established Long-Distance Teaching program. CLP emphasized the program as a way for volunteers to directly impact the underprivileged community in Bangladesh. I also saw this as a way to help educate the underprivileged youth, the foundation of Bangladesh’s future.

Initially, I researched the program and got into contact with Ms. Rittika Shamsuddin, one of the tutors who were responsible for starting the program. Through connecting and discussing with Rittika, I learned how to establish a course, to develop a curriculum, to contact the school staff via email, schedule virtual calls through Skype, and even how to have simple conversations with the students and connect with them on a personal level. Her mentoring truly helped me solidify my understanding of the program.

Eventually, I decided to teach the students English grammar and reading comprehension. Immedi- ately, I began developing my curriculum. The focal points of the course centered on utilizing hand-picked grade-level books to facilitate understanding. The books would be used to show students real-life examples of how different English punctuation rules are used, how to build sen- tences, how to pronounce and write new vocabulary and how to use different literary elements to put a story together.

Using this structure, my first few classes turned out to be better than expected. While many of the students were very reserved in our first few meetings, I saw the raw emotion of enjoyment and fasci- nation in their eyes as we read and simultaneously took notes as well as went along in the book. Over time, they became more open with me. It came to a point where the students and I learned about each other’s lives outside of school, understanding both the commonalities and differences between our lives.

Despite this success, there were still some minor drawbacks. While Skype provided excellent video calling for the classes and screen-sharing features, I was limited in my ability to share live annota- tions with the students for them to transcribe on their notepads and help them grasp difficult con- cepts. Moreover, I also began to feel that just reading and taking notes may not be the best facilitator of learning for the children.

This realization got me researching alternative online education tools to propose to CLP and imple- ment them into the teaching program. I introduced the Zoom video calling software. It featured a white-board option that was perfect for the live instruction and real-time note-taking I was looking for. Additionally, I resorted to teaching tools such as Kahoot and Quizlet that my high school here in the US used for class. Both served engaging platforms I could use with my students for retention activi- ties. CLP agreed with the proposal and integrated these tools into the program.

Page 11 The outcome of using these tools was fruitful. The Zoom whiteboard option made the learning expe- rience more wholesome as I had more ways of explaining concepts that are hard to grasp. I could now draw visual examples or list down key terms in real-time. Kahoot’s quiz-like competitiveness kept the students fully invested, eagerly raising their hand to answer the next question when it appeared on the screen. Quizlet served as an excellent ice-breaker for the students and me to start our lessons and directly dive into the new topics we had coming up in the curriculum.

Witnessing such positive growth in the program, CLP allowed me to speak about my experience as an online tutor during the annual fundraising event. I used this opportunity to not only discuss the positive change this specific CLP program is bringing to the underprivileged youth of Bangladesh but how it helped me to connect with my roots. As an American with Bangladeshi heritage, talking and connecting with the children helped me further understand what life is like in rural Bangladesh and how vastly different our lives are.

When I started volunteering for CLP’s long-distance teaching program, I simply wanted to live up to the noble precedence many members of the Bangladeshi-American community have set in utilizing their strengths towards bringing real substantial change to Bangladesh. More importantly, I wanted to leave my mark. So, when the President's Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) was introduced into CLP as a way for volunteers to be recognized for their involvement, I took a chance and applied for it. CLP reviewed my volunteer efforts and found that I fulfilled their requirements for earning PVSA. I am grateful to CLP for believing in my volunteer effort and presenting me with this award. This would not have been possible without the help of my mentor Rittika, the leadership of Dr. Moham- mad Farooque, the support of my parents, and other members of the Bangladeshi-American com- munity.

Beyond PVSA, CLP’s continued support in my volunteering efforts inspired me to do something greater for their cause. I decided to personally travel to Bangladesh as a representative of CLP and visit the village school of my students in Boit- pur, Bagerhat, Bangladesh. The experience was eye opening when I witnessed how different the school system was for the children in comparison to my own. I also observed the extraordinary job CLP has done in establishing a virtual learning environment for these children. I am proud to have been a part of this significant CLP program.

Keean Saadi is a college freshman and a CLP volunteer.

Page 12 A Visit to Suapur Nannar High School CLC and SCR ATM Kamrujjaman and Farrukh Mohsen

We visited the Suapur Nannar High School located at Suapur, Dhamrai, Dhaka on November 25, 2019. The Dnet team consisting of Mr. ATM Kamrujjaman, Mr. Md. Sajid Hossain and Mr. Ru- ba-E-Raihan picked up visiting CLP volunteer Dr. Farrukh Mohsen and his guest. We planned to reach the school ahead of the school start time of 10:30 AM. Computer Literacy Program (CLP) established a Computer Literacy Center (CLC) and a Smart Classrooms (SCR) in the school in May 2009 under sponsorship from NABIC, USA. Our goal was to observe how the CLC and the SCR were operating.

We were received by the Head teacher, Md. Asharul Islam when we arrived at 9.30 AM. Mr. Islam informed us that currently the school 1635 students (Girls: 781) were attending the school. School staff included 31 teachers (8 female); The school has currently 7 buildings (2 buildings are currently expanding). three security guards, one-night guard, and other support staff. The school then had 7 buildings (two of those were being expanded). There were 24 classrooms, 3 office rooms and a store room.

The school conducts 9 batches of CLC training graduating 54 students (9 X 6) every year from the program. More students benefit from the SCR. Since the inception in 2009, approximately 515 students graduated from the CLC and 4,872 students received benefits from the SCR. of smart classrooms. The school had 5 CPUs, 3 UPSs, 12 monitors, 3 laptops, 3 printers, one modem, 3 projectors, and one solar panel operational when we visited.

The head teacher was highly appreciative of CLP’s ICT initiative. He described that in 2009 the students were virtually unaware of computer and afraid to operate computers. Over the last 10 years, that fright has been replaced by enthusiasm, and desire to improve efficiency at every level – academic, administrative and accounting. Now the school does all sorts of administrative work, and most importantly communicates via e-mails with education department of the Bangladesh gov- ernment. Recently the school introduced close circuit cameras in classrooms and different corners of the school for monitoring purposes and communicating with class-room teachers. Interestingly, the Head Teacher announced our class room visit over the CCTV. The CC TV also helps with the security of the hardware in the CLC. The CLC also helps teachers in developing digital contents for presentation in classroom.

Page 13 Introduction of ICT in the school had a significant positive impact on the learning process because of a joyful and interactive environment. Head teacher also stated that curiously, junior students are relatively more eager to receive computer training than their elders perhaps because of progressive- ly greater awareness of the benefits and importance of ICT.

We took a tour of the school surroundings and observed assembly of students and classrooms. We had the privilege to observe teacher Fazlul Huq Khan’s SCR session of Class X students. Mr. Khan had a PowerPoint presentation on flood and its causes, a very relevant topic for Bangladesh. Mr. Khan had prepared the presentation largely from Bangladesh Government’s portal for teachers’ “Shi- kkhok Batayon”. Following the presentation students were divided into small groups for in-group discussions. One student from each group was invited to make an oral presentation in front of the entire class. It was encouraging to note the confi- dence the student presenters had. Mr. Khan then assigned a home work on the topic.

We spent some time in the CLC lab. Unfortunately, the teacher assigned to the CLC was absent. Another teacher described to us the activities undertaken in the CLC. We also observed a regular (non-CLP) class. There the teacher introduced the ‘Helio Centric System’ to students in Class VII. We participated in the question and answer session.

Suapur Nannar High school is implementing the CLP program successfully. We found the students enthusiastic and the teachers motivated. There are still some problems with the Internet connec- tion.

We would like to reflect on some interesting trends. First, the guardians today pay more attention to provide their daughters with proper education than in the past. Second, the enhancement of self-confidence among female students has been remarkable. One of us (FM) has been visiting CLCs for over a decade. Along with many obvious improvements, what has been most noticeable over this period is the unmistakable enhancement of self-confidence and demeanor of female students. While the few girls who were fortunate to attend rural schools in the past would be shy, today’s girls exude self-confidence and an eagerness for self-improvement.

We were also impressed by a practice introduced by the School Management. Teachers visit students’ houses before their public and school examination to discuss with the guardian the aca- demic progress of the student including progress in computer learning.

Mr. ATM Kamrujjaman is the CLP Project Director at Dnet, Bangladesh. Dr. Farrukh Mohsen lives in New Jersey, USA and is the Vice-President of CLP.

Page 14 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

1 Bagerhat M.L Collegiate School Bagerhat 2005 Apr CLC 1 0 Ms. Lubna Kabir, New Jersey, USA Uddipan Badar-Shamsu 1 0 2 Bagerhat 2005 Apr CLC 1 0 Ms. Shamsun Nahar, Marlboro, NJ Bidyaniketan 3 McPherson Public Library Bagerhat 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. Monira Haque, Edison, NJ,USA Dr. Shyamaprasad Chakraborty, 4 Bagerhat M.L Collegiate School Bagerhat 2009 Jun CLC* 1 0 Sacramanto, CA Uddipan Badar-Shamsu Ms. Shamsun Nahar, Marlboro, 5 Bagerhat 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Bidyaniketan NJ, USA

6 Bagerhat M.L Collegiate School Bagerhat 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Ms. Lubna Kabir, New Jersey, USA Muhammad Golam R, Shaikh, 7 Bahirdia High School Bagerhat 2013 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 NY, USA Uddipan Badar-Shamsu Ms. Shamsun Nahar, Marlboro, 8 Bagerhat 2017 Feb SCR* 0 1 Bidyaniketan NJ, USA

9 Uddipan Badar-Shamsu Bagerhat 2018 Feb SCR** 0 1 Ms. Shamsun Nahar, Marlboro, Bidyaniketan NJ, USA

10 Sundarban High School Bagerhat 2020 Feb CLC 1 0 Mr. Rabin Kabir

Talgachia Deshanterkati High 11 Barguna 2011 Jun CLC 0 Chicago Halaka Party, Chicago, IL School 1

12 Shanuher M. A. Secondary School Barishal 2007 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. Sirajul Huq, Wall, NJ Dalaya Aziz Computer Training 13 Barishal 2007 Jul CLC Mr. Tazin Shadid, Redmond, WA Center 1 0 14 Shaitabad Girls High School Barishal 2008 Feb CLC 1 0 Hossain Trust, Dhaka Muladi Govt. Mahmudjan Model 15 Barishal 2008 Mar CLC 1 0 Mr. Tazin Shadid,Washington, USA High School

16 Master Da surja sen Orphanage Barishal 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 Mr. Muhit Rahman, Los Angeles,CA

17 Habibpur Secondary High School Barishal 2009 Jun CLC 1 0 NABIC+

18 Badartuni Secondary School Barishal 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Dr. M. Abidur Rahman, MI

Muladi Govt. Mahmudjan Model 19 Barishal 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Dr. M. Abidur Rahman, MI High School Bogura Coronation Institution 20 Bogura 2008 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. KBM Zaman, Cleveland, OH and College 21 Chagal Dhara High School Bogura 2009 Jun CLC 1 0 NABIC+

22 Botiavanga High School Bogura 2010 Sep CLC 1 0 NABIC+ 23 Chagal Dhara High School Bogura 2013 Jul SCR 0 1 NABIC+ 24 Botiavanga High School Bogura 2013 Jul SCR 0 1 NABIC+ 25 Noongola High School Bogura 2013 Jul SCR 0 1 Abu S Kamal, USA

26 Mujibur Rahman Majnu Girls Bogura 2019 Jan CLC + SCR* 1 2 Dr. Molla Fajlul Huq High School 27 Krishnapur Govt. Primary School Bogura 2020 Sep CLC + SCR* 1 2 Dr. Molla Fajlul Huq

Page 15 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

28 Sherpur Gov D.J. Model High Bogura 2019 Jan CLC + SCR* 1 2 Dr. Molla Fajlul Huq School Upazila Sadar Govt. Primary 29 Bogura 2020 Sep CLC + SCR* 1 2 Dr. Molla Fajlul Huq School Sherpur Town Colony AJ High 30 Bogura 2020 Sep CLC + SCR* 1 2 Dr. Molla Fajlul Huq School Mr. Salahudin Shahriar, Brahmanbaria High School Brahmanbaria CLC 31 2007 Feb 1 0 Mechanicsburg, PA 32 Kasba T.Ali Degree College Brahmanbaria 2009 May CLC 1 0 Dr. Toufiq Ali, Bangladesh Tofail Ali Technical School 33 Brahmanbaria 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Mr. Md. Saifuddin Khalid, Denmark and College 34 Liakat Ali High School Brahmanbaria 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Dr. Toufiq Ali, Bangladesh

35 Nasirkote High School Chandpur 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. Sultan Alam, Holmdel, NJ Mr. Mohammad Zafarullah, 36 Panchani High School Chandpur 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 San Jose, CA Dr. Serajus Salekin Quaderi, 37 Darbeshgonj High School Chandpur 2007 Apr CLC 1 0 Marlboro, NJ Nasirkote Shahid Smriti 38 Chandpur 2008 Apr CLC 1 0 Dr. Sultan Alam, Holmdel, NJ Degree College 39 Khajuria M. L High School Chandpur 2010 Sep CLC 1 0 NABIC+ 40 Nasirkote High School Chandpur 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Dr. Sultan Alam, Holmdel, NJ

41 Siddika Begum Girls High School Chandpur 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Dr. Abu Masud, Wichita, KS 42 South Suchipara Union High School Chandpur 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 M. Islam, Q. I. Kumar, A. Islam, USA 43 Khajuria M. L High School Chandpur 2013 Jul SCR 0 1 NABIC+ 44 Ekhlaspur High School Chandpur 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, TX Babupur Miratuli Govt. 45 Chapai N. Ganj 2018 Nov CLC 1 0 Beximco Pharma Ltd. Primary School Dr. Waled H . Chowdhury, 46 Maharajpur High School Chapai N. Ganj 2006 Feb 1 0 CLC Bethpage, NY 47 Alinagar High School Chapai N. Ganj 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 SpaandanB Austin, USA 48 Chalkjhagru High School Chapai N. Ganj 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Golam Morshed Osmani,Bangladesh 49 Krishna Gobindapur High School Chapai N. Ganj 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Ashfaq Hossain, USA 50 Ranihati M.L High School Chapai N. Ganj 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 0 Yasmeen Ali, USA Paschim Banskhali Upokuliyo Dr. Mahfuz R.Chowdhury, 51 Chattogram 2007 Apr CLC 1 0 Degree College Uniondale, NY South Satkania Golam Bari 52 Chattogram 2007 Jul CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh Govt. Model High School 53 Adhunagar High School Chattogram 2008 Mar CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 54 Chunati High School Chattogram 2008 Mar CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 55 Padua A.C.M. High School Chattogram 2008 Mar CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh AK Khan-UCEP Kalurghat 56 Chattogram 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 I-K Foundation, Bangladesh Technical School

Page 16 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

Bagmoniram S.K. City Chattogram 57 Corporation Girls High School 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 Dr. Monowara Begum, Tappan, NY 58 Islamabad Girls Orphanage Chattogram 2009 Jun CLC 1 0 Ms. Farhat Khan, Chattogram 59 Kalipur Ezharul Haque High School Chattogram 2009 May CLC 1 0 NABIC+ Amirabad Janakalyan Girls Chattogram 2011 Feb CLC Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 60 High School 1 0 61 Lohagara Shahpir Pilot High School Chattogram 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 62 Aunkur Society Girls High School Chattogram 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Mr. Ali Ahmed, Chattogram 63 Kusumpura High School Chattogram 2011 Jun CLC 1 0 Mr. Idris Sultan, Dallas, TX Mostafa Begum Girls High 64 Chattogram 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh School & College Maliara-Mohira-Mohirahikhaine 65 Chattogram 2011 Jun CLC 1 0 Mr. Idris Sultan, Dallas, TX High School 66 Mansha School and College Chattogram 2011 Jun CLC 1 0 Mr. Idris Sultan, Dallas, TX Pirkhain Moulana Asraf 67 2011 Jun 1 Chowdhury High School Chattogram CLC + SCR 1 Dr. F. K. Shariff, Canada 68 Union Krishi High School & College Chattogram 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Dr. F. K. Shariff, Canada 69 Barabkund High School Chattogram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 70 Bhatiary Hajee T A C High School Chattogram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Madam Bibirhat Shah Jahan 71 Chattogram 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh High School 72 Masajidda High School Chattogram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 73 Sonaichary High School Chattogram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Bagmoniram S.K. City 74 Chattogram 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Dr. Monowara Begum, Tappan, NY Corporation Girls High School

75 Kalipur Ezharul Haque High School Chattogram 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Mahbub Hoque, USA. 76 Kusumpura High School Chattogram 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Mr. Idris Sultan, Dallas, TX Maliara-Mohira-Mohirahikhaine Chattogram SCR 0 Mr. Idris Sultan, Dallas, TX 77 High School 2012 Jun 1 78 Mansha School and College Chattogram 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Mr. Idris Sultan, Dallas, TX 79 Ayesha Obayed Girls High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Golam Rasul Chowdhury, USA 80 Banigram Sadhanpur High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Idris Sultan, USA Barkal Abdul Hai Anowara 81 Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 A. Wazed Mahmud, M.D. USA Begum Girls High School 82 Bauria G. K. Academy Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Golam Rasul Chowdhury, USA 83 Captain Shamsul Huda High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Shams Siddiqi, USA 84 Hasandandi M L High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Nizam Uddin, USA 85 Jangal Khain High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Dr. F. K. Shariff, Canada Kalarpul Hazi Md Omra Mia 86 Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Idris Sultan, USA Chowdhury M.L High School Kartala Belkhain Mahabodhi 87 Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Jewel Chowdhury, USA High School

Page 17 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

88 Katirhat Girls High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Rina Akter, USA 89 Katirhat High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Mohammed Osman Ghani, USA 90 Jiri Khalil Mir Adarsha High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Idris Sultan, USA 91 Latifa Siddiki Girls High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Shams Siddiqi, USA Mr & Mrs Alauddin Chowdhury, 92 Chattogram 2012 Jun Mahamuni Anglo Pali High School CLC + SCR 1 1 MA, USA 93 Nanupur Abu Sobhan High School Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Steve Asif Faruque, USA Kuyaish Burischar Sammilini 94 Chattogram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Nizam Uddin, USA High School 95 Abdus Sobhan Rahat Ali High School Chattogram 2013 Jul CLC + SCR 1 1 Dr. F. K. Shariff, Canada Fatenagar S. Nessa N. Uddin 96 Chattogram 2013 Jul CLC + SCR 1 Dr. F. K. Shariff, Canada Girls High School 1 97 Haidgaon High School Chattogram 2013 Jul CLC + SCR 1 1 Dr. F. K. Shariff, Canada Mohammadpur Public School Jamal Uddin, Humayun 98 Chattogram 2013 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 & College Morsshed & Manir , USA Yakubdondi Hulain Pairole 99 Chattogram 2013 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 AZM Nasiruddin, Bangladesh High school 100 Daulatpur High school Chattogram 2013 Jun SCR 0 1 Md. Affan Kajmi, USA Samadar Para Multi Lateral 101 Chattogram 2013 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Mohammed Kamal, USA High School Barkal Abdul Hai Anowara 102 Chattogram 2019 Oct CLC* + SCR* 1 1 Mr. Mohammad Morshed Majid Begum Girls High School 103 Bara Baldia High School Chuadanga 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 104 Dakshin Chandpur Secondary School Chuadanga 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 105 Dorsona Secondary Girls High School Chuadanga 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh 106 Loknathpur S. S. High School Chuadanga 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 107 Al-haj Fazal Ambia High School Cox's Bazar 2013 Jul CLC + SCR 1 1 Tazin Shadid, TX, USA 108 Palong Adarsha High School Cox's Bazar 2013 Jun SCR 0 1 Mr. Shafiul Alam, Bangladesh Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 109 Barashalghar U.M.A. High School Cumilla 2005 Jun CLC 0 1 Saratoga, CA 110 Barura Govt Girls High School Cumilla 2006 Jun CLC 1 0 Dr. Monowara Begum, Tappan,NY Mr. Pavel Rahman, Toronto, 111 Bagmara High School Cumilla 2009 May CLC 1 0 ON, Canada 112 Gouripur Subal-Aftab High School Cumilla 2010 Jun CLC 1 0 Mr. Abdus Sikder, North Bellmor,NY Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 113 Barashalghar U.M.A. High School Cumilla 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Saratoga, CA Gouripur Bilkis Mosharraf Girls 114 Cumilla 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Abdus Sikder, USA High School 115 Arag Anandapur Adarsha High School Cumilla 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh

116 Burichong Model Academy Cumilla 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh M.Rahman, R. Islam & 117 Mashikara High School Cumilla 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 M.Rahman, Singapore

Page 18 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

Adhunika Bangladesh Society, 118 Adhunika Women's Centre - Dhaka 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 SAJIDA Foundation Dhaka 119 Shailan Surma High School Dhaka 2007 Apr CLC 1 0 Dr. Dalilur Rahman, Flemington,NJ Dr. M. Hussain, 120 Suravi School Dhaka 0 2007 Apr CLC 1 Monmouth Junction, NJ 121 Ispahani High School Dhaka 2008 May CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 122 Liton Computers Dhaka 2008 May CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 123 Suapur Nannar High School Dhaka 2009 May CLC 1 0 NABIC+ 124 West End High School Dhaka 2010 Jun CLC 1 0 Sentrana, USA 125 Al-Hera Public School & College Dhaka 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh Dhanmondi Rotary Club 126 Dhaka 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh Girls High School 127 Rohitpur High School Dhaka 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 128 Talepur Adarsha High School Dhaka 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 129 Purba Jurain Adarsha High School Dhaka 2011 Jul CLC 1 0 Sentrana, USA Mr. Tahsin Askar & SpandaanB , 130 Rays Hope Orphanage Dhaka 2011 Jul CLC 1 0 Austin, TX 131 Bangabandhu Bidya Niketan Dhaka 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Sentrana, USA Alhaj Jamal Uddin Adarsha Dhaka 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Sentrana, USA 132 High School 133 Purba Jurain Adarsha High School Dhaka 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Sentrana, USA Md. S. Haque Memorial 134 Hicare School Dhaka 2012 Apr CLC 1 0 SpaandanB Austin, TX 135 I. E. S. School & College Dhaka 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Sahana Farid, USA 136 Suapur Nannar High School Dhaka 2013 Jul SCR 0 1 NABIC+ Addhapak Ali Ahmed School Dr. Belayet H. Choudhury, 137 Dhaka 2013 Jul CLC + SCR 1 1 & College NJ, USA 138 Bagmara High School Dhaka 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Sentrana, USA Bhalum Ataur Rahman Khan 139 Dhaka 2015 Jun CLC 1 0 Mohammad Awwal, NJ, USA High School 140 Agragamee Shishu Niketan Dhaka 2017 Jan CLC 1 0 Roksana Perveen 141 Ati Panchdona High School Dhaka 2020 Sep CLC 1 0 Mr. Mohammad Ashraf Setabganj Govt. Pilot Model 142 Dinajpur CLC 1 0 Mr. Muhit Rahman, Los Angeles, CA High School 2007 Jul 143 Shalkuria High School Dinajpur 2007 Jul CLC 1 0 Mr. Muhit Rahman, Los Angeles, CA 144 Daudpur BL High School Dinajpur 2008 May CLC 1 0 Mr. Muhit Rahman, Los Angeles, CA 145 Loka BL High School Dinajpur 2008 May CLC 1 0 Mr. Muhit Rahman, Los Angeles, CA 146 Raniganj Mohila Degree College Dinajpur 2008 May CLC 1 0 Mr. Muhit Rahman, Los Angeles, CA Family of J.U. Ahmad, 147 Harishchandrapur High School Dinajpur 2011 Jun CLC 1 0 SpaandanB, Austin, TX 148 Binnyakuri High School Dinajpur 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh

Page 19 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

149 Chirirbandar Girls High School Dinajpur 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 150 Jagonnathpur High School Dinajpur 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh

151 Janani Girls High School Dinajpur 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 152 Khochna S C School & College Dinajpur 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 153 Shukipur High School Dinajpur 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Laskardia Atiqur Rahman Drs. Shah and Anisa Yunus, 154 Faridpur 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 High School Pittsburgh, VA Garda A.F. Mujibur Rahman Drs. Shah & Anisa Yunus, 155 Faridpur 2008 Feb CLC 1 0 Secondary School Pittsburgh, PA Government Nagarkanda Drs. Shah & Anisa Yunus, 156 Faridpur CLC 1 0 Degree College 2009 Jun Pittsburgh, PA Family of S. Haque & 157 Yakub Ali High School Faridpur 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 SpaandanB, Austin, TX Laskardia Atiqur Rahman Drs. Shah and Anisa Yunus, 158 Faridpur 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 High School Pittsburgh, VA Garda A.F. Mujibur Rahman 159 Faridpur 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Dr. Shah Yunus, Pittsburgh, PA Secondary School 160 Hitaishi High School Faridpur 2013 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Anisa and Shah Yunus, USA 161 Mahim Institution Faridpur 2013 Oct CLC 1 0 Afroz Zaman, USA

162 Pordia High School Faridpur 2013 Oct CLC 1 0 Afroz Zaman, USA Garda A.F. Mujibur Rahman Drs. Shah & Anisa Yunus, 163 Faridpur 2015 Mar SCR* 0 1 Secondary School Pittsburgh, PA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 164 Mirzanagar Touhid Academy Feni 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 Saratoga, CA 165 South Satara High School Feni 2007 Jul CLC 1 0 Mr. Tazin Shadid, Redmond, WA Khandal Bohumukhi High Dr. Suprasad Boidhya Roy, 166 Feni 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 School And College Princeton, NJ Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 167 Mirzanagar Touhid Academy Feni 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Saratoga, CA 168 Bishnupur A. R. High School Gaibandha 2009 Jun CLC 1 0 NABIC+ 169 Khordo Komorpur ML High School Gaibandha 2009 Jun CLC 1 0 NABIC+ 170 Fatema Sangsthya School Gaibandha 2010 Jun CLC 1 0 Mr. Muhit Rahman, Los Angeles, CA

171 Amar Desh Residential High School Gaibandha 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Mr. Mahbubur Rahman, Dhaka 172 Bishnupur A. R. High School Gaibandha 2013 Jul SCR 0 1 NABIC+ 173 Khordo Komorpur ML High School Gaibandha 2013 Jul SCR 0 1 NABIC+ Ms. Roksana and Mr. Ziauddin 174 Ghagotia Chala High School Gazipur 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 from New Jersey, USA Mr. & Mrs. Zia Uddin Ahmad, 175 Karihata High School Gazipur 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Monroe, NJ Dr. Taher U. Akhand, 176 Khaikara High School Gazipur 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Glastonebury, CT

Page 20 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

Mr. Ziauddin Ahmed (Ranu) 177 Ekuria High School Gazipur 2006 Jun CLC 1 0 New Jersey, USA 178 Baghia High School Gazipur 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh

179 Konabari M. A. Kuddus High School Gazipur 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh Kunia Shahid Ahsan Ullah 180 Gazipur 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh Master High School Dr. Taher U. Akhand, 181 Khaikara High School Gazipur 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Glastonebury, CT Daughters of K. Banu, 182 Begum Sufia Model High School Gazipur 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Srifoltoli, Bangladesh 183 Raniganj High School Gazipur 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Sentrana, USA Dustho Meyeder Nirapad Ashram 184 Gazipur 2017 Nov CLC 1 0 NABIC+ o Punorbashan Kendro 185 Begum Fatima Girls High School Gopalganj 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh 186 Dinarpur High School Habiganj 2008 Sep CLC 1 0 Mr. A.M. Chowdhury Mukul, NY 187 Auliabad R K High School Habiganj 2009 Jun CLC 1 0 NABIC+ 188 Auliabad R K High School Habiganj 2013 Jul SCR 0 1 NABIC+ Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 189 Mamun Smrity Public High School Jamalpur 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 Saratoga, CA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 190 Mamun Smrity Public High School Jamalpur SCR 1 2012 Jun 0 Saratoga, CA Khalil Family and SpaandanB 191 Nandina Model Academy Jamalpur 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Austin, USA 192 Shila Roy Chowdhury High School Jashore 2008 Feb CLC 1 0 BUET Alumni, Houston, TX 193 Chandpara High School Jashore 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Ahsan Kabeer & Tahsin Askar, USA Ahsan Kabeer & SpaandanB 194 Dhanpota High School Jashore 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Austin, USA Patibila Hazi Shahjahan Ali 195 Jashore 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Ahsan Kabeer & Tahsin Askar, USA High School Iftekhar Rahman and SpaandanB 196 Talbaria Bahumukhi Secondary Jashore 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 School Austin, USA Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, 197 Baisa Chandpur Secondary School Jashore 1 0 2013 Jul CLC Austin, TX 198 Trimohini Girls High School Jashore 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, TX Singhajhuli Shahid Masiur Rahman 199 Jashore 2017 Nov CLC 1 0 Neelu Hasan, USA Memorial Secondary School 200 Kanudaskati Nalbunia High School Jhalakathi 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Dr. Ali Ahmed, Chicago, IL Montazer Rahman Mia Girls Ms. Shahreen Quazi, Boston, 201 Jhenaidah 2007 Feb CLC 1 0 High School MA, USA Kotchandpur Model Govt. Pilot 202 Jhenaidah 2013 Jun SCR 0 1 Atiar Rahman, USA Secondary School 203 Kotchandpur Girls High School Jhenaidah 2013 Jun SCR 0 1 Atiar Rahman, USA 204 Jamalganj High School Joypurhat 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 BUET Alumni, Houston, TX Page 21 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

205 Farha Secondary School Khulna 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 Dr. S.K. Bakar, New York, NY 206 K.G.H.F Moukhali United Academy Khulna 2009 May CLC 1 0 NABIC+ 207 K.G.H.F Moukhali United Academy Khulna 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 NABIC+ 208 Tarail Pilot High School Kishoreganj 2006 Dec CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 209 Haji Golam Hosain Girls High School Kishoreganj 2008 Apr CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 210 Sayed Habibul Haq High School Kishoreganj 2008 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 211 Kodalia SI High School Kishoreganj 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Zahur Islam, Novartis 212 Bhairab M.P. Pilot Girls High School Kishoreganj 2018 Nov CLC 1 0 Beximco Pharma Ltd. 213 Bangladesh Railway High School Kishoreganj 2018 Nov CLC 1 0 Beximco Pharma Ltd. 214 Kurigram Girls High School Kurigram 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. KBM Zaman, Cleveland, OH Nageswari Doyamoyee Pilot Mr. Shaju A. Shahjahan, 215 Kurigram 2008 May CLC 1 0 Academy Pepper Pike, OH Nageshwari Adarsha Pilot Girls Mr. Shaju A. Shahjahan, 216 Kurigram 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 High School Pepper Pike, OH 217 Kurigram Girls High School Kurigram 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Dr. KBM Zaman, Cleveland, OH 218 Belgachha Barkapia BL High School Kurigram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 219 Harishwar Taluk High School Kurigram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 220 Holokhana BL High School Kurigram 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh 221 Kanthal Bari BL High School Kurigram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 222 Kanthalbari ML Girls High School Kurigram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 223 Khalilganj School and College Kurigram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 224 Kurigram Adarsha High School Kurigram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Kurigram Collectorate School And 225 Kurigram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh College 226 M A Sattar Adarsha High School Kurigram 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Nageshwari Adarsha Pilot Girls Ms. Sharmin Shahjahan, 227 Kurigram 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 High School Pepper Pike, OH Nageswari Doyamoyee Ms. Sharmin Shahjahan, 228 Kurigram 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Pilot Academy Pepper Pike, OH 229 Sonavori Model High School Kurigram 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Rezwanul Kabir,USA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 230 Amla Sadarpur Secondary School Kushtia 2005 Apr CLC 1 0 Saratoga, CA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 231 Goalgram College Kushtia 2005 Mar CLC 1 0 Saratoga, CA 232 Refaitpur Secondary School Kushtia 2006 Jun CLC 1 0 Dr. A. K. Azad, East Greenbush, NY Shahid Hasan Foyez Girls Mr. Rezbul Chowdhury, 233 Kushtia 2007 Feb CLC 1 0 High School Arlington, MA Mr. Rezbul Chowdhury, 234 The Old Kushtia High School Kushtia 2007 Feb CLC 1 0 Arlington, MA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 235 Baragangdia Secondary School Kushtia 2008 Sep CLC 1 0 Saratoga, CA Two-Star Computer Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 236 Kushtia 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 Training Institute Saratoga, CA

Page 22 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

237 Jahanara Secondary Girls School Kushtia 2010 Sep CLC 1 0 Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, Saratoga, CA 238 Kamlapur High School Kushtia 2010 Sep CLC 1 0 NABIC+ 239 Mirpur High School Kushtia 2010 Sep CLC 1 0 NABIC+ Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 240 Amla Sadarpur Secondary School Kushtia 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Saratoga, CA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 241 Satarpara Secondary School 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 Kushtia 1 Saratoga, CA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 242 Jahanara Secondary Girls School Kushtia 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Saratoga, CA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 243 Baragangdia Secondary School Kushtia 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Saratoga, CA N. K. Paul and A. M. Khan, 244 Adarsha Madhyamik Vidyalaya Kushtia 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 MN, USA 245 Mirpur High School Kushtia 2013 Jul SCR 0 1 NABIC+ Begum Hamida Siddique Drs. Reshmi & Mahmood 246 Kushtia 2013 Jul CLC + SCR 1 1 Collegiate School Siddique, USA 247 Dalta Rahmania High School Lakshmipur 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 Mr. Zafar Ullah, San Jose, CA 248 Banani Nagar High School Lalmonirhat 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 249 Dr. Chandana High School Lalmonirhat 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 250 Hazrania BL High School Lalmonirhat 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 251 Shakhati High School Lalmonirhat 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 252 Taluk Shakhati High School Lalmonirhat 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh Phakal Police Lines 253 Lalmonirhat 2013 Jul CLC + SCR 1 1 Rotary Club of Dhaka, Bangladesh School & College Dr. Swapan Kumar Gayen, 254 Kadambari High School Madaripur 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 Marlboro, NJ

255 Abu Taher Dakhil Madrasah Madaripur 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 Dr. Belayet H. Choudhury, USA Dr. Swapan Kumar Gayen, Kadambari High School Madaripur 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 256 Marlboro, NJ Dr. Swapan Kumar Gayen, 257 Kadambari Union College Madaripur 2011 Jun CLC 1 0 Marlboro, NJ 258 Ullabari United High School Madaripur 2013 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Dr. Swapan Kumar Gayen, NJ 259 Kanutia Abdul Ala High School Magura 2010 Apr CLC 1 0 Principal Latifa Khatun, Bangladesh 260 Hazipur Secondary School Magura 2010 Apr CLC 1 0 ICNEWS, Austin,TX 261 Amtoli Secondary School Magura 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh 262 Barishat Secondary School Magura 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 263 Kazoli High School Magura 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Khamarpara Pilot Girls' 264 Magura 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Hgih School 265 Barashalai Pancha Palli High School Magura 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 266 Aminur Rahman College Magura 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Anisa and Shah Yunus, USA Dr. Humayara Islam Khan, 267 Gorpara M.L High School Manikganj 2008 Mar CLC 1 0 Bangladesh 268 Baliati I C High School Manikganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh

Page 23 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

269 Tilli High School Manikganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 270 Daragram ML High School Manikganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Fukurhati Kandapara Mozibar 271 Manikganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Rahman High School 272 Fyjunnessa High School Manikganj 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh 273 Hargoj Shahid Smriti High School Manikganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 274 Janna Model High School Manikganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 275 Dakshin Jamsha High School Manikganj 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Sentrana, USA 276 Dakshin Jamsha High School Manikganj 2012 Nov SCR 0 1 Abu S Jamaluddin & Sufia Yasmeen 277 Baramchal High School and College Moulvibazar 2010 Apr CLC 1 0 Mr. Azadur Rahman (Tareque), USA Camellia Duncan Foundation Fahad Khalil and SpaandanB 278 Moulvibazar 2012 Apr CLC 1 0 School Austin, TX Brgum Rasul Jan Abdul Bari Moulvibazar 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 279 High School 280 Border guard public high school Moulvibazar 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh Sreemangal Udayan Girls 281 Moulvibazar 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh High School 282 Victoria High School Moulvibazar 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh S.Bhatt,N.R. Bhowmik, M.Qadir, Victoria High School Moulvibazar 0 1 283 2014 Jan SCR* M. Shome & T Chowdhury Bhaterchar D. A. Mannan Pilot Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 284 Munshiganj 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 High School Saratoga, CA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 285 Shologhar A. K. S. K. High School Munshiganj 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 Saratoga, CA 286 Malkhanagar High School & College Munshiganj 2006 Dec CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh Hasara Kali Kishore School 287 Munshiganj 2007 Jul CLC 1 0 Dr. Rashid Hasan, Minneapolis, MN And College 288 Rajdia Avoy Pilot High School Munshiganj 2008 Apr CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 289 Ichhapura Govt. Model High School Munshiganj 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh 290 Munshiganj High School Munshiganj 2011 Feb CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 291 Shologhar A. K. S. K. High School Munshiganj 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Saratoga, CA Bhaterchar D. A. Mannan Pilot Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 292 Munshiganj 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 High School Saratoga, CA 293 Bhaberchar Wazir Ali High School Munshiganj 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Sentrana, USA Syedpur Abdur Rahman School Abu S Jamaluddin & 294 Munshiganj 2019 Sep CLC 1 0 & Colege Sufia Yasmeen 295 Bhaberchar Wazir Ali High School Munshiganj 2020 Feb CLC* 1 0 Mr. Shawkat Ali 296 Hazi Kashem Ali College Mymensingh 2005 Mar CLC 1 0 Mr. Nasim Ali, Princeton, NJ Hazi Kashem Ali Mohila 297 Mymensingh 2005 Mar CLC 1 0 Mr. Nasim Ali, Princeton, NJ Degree College 298 Mukul Niketan High School Mymensingh 2005 Mar CLC 1 0 Dr. Zaki Hossain, Long Island, NY Mr. ATM Masood, Winnipeg, 299 Govt. Laboratory High School Mymensingh 2010 Sep CLC 1 0 MB, Canada 300 Mukul Niketan High School Mymensingh 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Dr. Zaki Hossain, Long Island, NY

Page 24 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, 301 Maijhati High School Mymensingh 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Austin, TX 302 Imam Hossain High School Mymensingh 2013 Jul CLC 1 0 Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, TX 303 Abul Hashem Khan High School Mymensingh 2016 Jan CLC 1 0 Rebecca S. Islam, New Jersey, USA 304 Atrai High School Naogaon 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Quamrul Mina, USA 305 B. M. Union School & College Narayanganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 306 Bandar Girls School & College Narayanganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 307 Dhakeshwari Mills School & College Narayanganj 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh Hazi Siraj Uddin Memorial 308 Narayanganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh High School 309 Sonakanda High School Narayanganj 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Dr. Mushfiqur Rahman, 310 Ghorashal Pilot High School Narsingdi 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Melbourne, Australia 311 Hari Shangan High School Narsingdi 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Sentrana, USA Dr. Fazlur R. Chowdhury, 312 Sekandardi A.M High School Narsingdi 2011 Jun CLC 1 0 Bardonia, NY 313 Narsingdi Ideal High School Narsingdi 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 DC, Narsingdi, Bangladesh Pachdona Sir K. G. Gupta 314 Narsingdi 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Kamal Debnath, Australia High School Satirpara KK Institution School 315 Narsingdi 2012 Jun CLC + SCR* 1 2 DC, Narsingdi, Bangladesh And College 316 Bhatpara N.C. Gupta High School Narsingdi 2013 Jul CLC 1 0 Sentrana, USA 317 Morjal Kazi Md Bashir High School Narsingdi 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 APW, Canada Dr. Imdad Khan and Setara Khan Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 318 Krishi o Karigori Primary School Natore 2010 Apr CLC 1 0 Saratoga, CA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 319 Babrijhar BL High School Nilphamari 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 Saratoga, CA Bhimpur High School & 320 Noakhali 2008 Apr CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh Technical College 321 Palla Mahabub Adarsha High School Noakhali 2008 Apr CLC 1 0 Bank Asia Ltd., Bangladesh Drs. N. Chowdhury and I. Jahan, 322 Sonaimuri Model High School Noakhali 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Chicago, IL 323 Fayzunnesa Ahmed foundation Noakhali 2014 Mar CLC + SCR 1 1 Professor Dr. Shamsuddin Ahmed Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, Parkhidirpur High School Pabna 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 324 Saratoga, CA 325 Gopalpur Nur High School Pabna 2009 May CLC 1 0 NABIC+ Mr. Mohammad Rafiqul Islam, 326 Mirkamary Adarsha High School Pabna 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Dhaka, Bangladesh Moulana kasimuddin Smritee 327 Pabna 2011 Jun CLC 1 0 Mr. Shahriar Ahmed, USA High School 328 Pungali Model High School Pabna 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, TX 329 Panchagar BP Govt. High School Panchagarh 2007 Jul CLC 1 0 Mr. Muhit Rahman, Los Angeles, CA Hazera Talukder Secondary Mr. Dulal Talukder and 330 Patuakhali 2011 Jun CLC 1 0 Girls School SpaandanB Austin, TX

331 Mahipur Co-Opt. Secondary School Patuakhali 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh

Page 25 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

Pakhimara Profulla Bhowmick 332 Patuakhali 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh High School 333 Tulatali Secondary School Patuakhali 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh 334 Bauphal Adarsha Girls High School Patuakhali 2012 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Tahmina Akhter, USA Bauphal Govt. Model Patuakhali CLC + SCR 1 1 Tahmina Akhter, USA 335 Secondary School 2012 Jun 336 Kuripaika High School Patuakhali 2013 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, TX 337 Sree Sree Pronab Math Pirojpur 2009 Apr CLC 1 0 Mr. Muhit Rahman, Los Angeles, CA 338 East Jalabari Adarsha High School Pirojpur 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 UTBSA, USA Alhaz Amzad Hossain 339 Rajbari 2020 Sep CLC 1 0 Dr. Faizul Islam, Houston, Texas Degree College 340 Nadir Hossain Girls High School Rajbari 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. Faizul Islam, Houston, Texas

341 Ratandia Govt. Model High School Rajbari 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Md. A. Rahman Sarkar, Dhaka, Bangladesh 342 Dr. Abdul Quader Dakhil Madrasah Rajbari 2012 Apr CLC 1 0 Ashfaq Hossain, USA 343 Brotee Regional Office Rajshahi 2010 Sep CLC 1 0 NABIC+ 344 Kharikong High School Rangamati 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh 345 Vedvedee Poura High School Rangamati 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 346 Baruahat High School Rangpur 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 Saratoga, CA Imdad-Sitara Khan Foundation, 347 Baruahat High School Rangpur 2005 Jun SCR 0 1 Saratoga, CA 348 BK Das Secondary Girls School Satkhira 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, TX 349 Deara High School Satkhira 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, TX 350 Shatani Bhadra Collegiate School Satkhira 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, TX 351 B.L.Govt. High School Sirajganj 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 Dr. A. A. Chowdhury, Portsmouth, VA 352 Bannakandi N.M. High School Sirajganj 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. A. A. Chowdhury, Portsmouth, VA Khukni Multilateral High School 353 Sirajganj 2005 Jun CLC 1 0 Mr. Amzad Khan, Edison, NJ and College 354 Bannakandi N.M. High School Sirajganj 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. A. A. Chowdhury, Portsmouth, VA 355 North Bengal Medical College Sirajganj 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. A. A. Chowdhury, Portsmouth, VA 356 Khondoker Abdul Majid High School Sirajganj 2010 Jun CLC 1 0 Dr. Sufian Khondker , New York, NY 357 Khondoker Abdul Majid High School Sirajganj 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Dr. Sufian Khondker , New York, NY Khukni Multilateral High School 358 Sirajganj 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 Mr. Amzad Khan, Edison, NJ and College 359 B.L.Govt. High School Sirajganj 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Dr. A. A. Chowdhury, Portsmouth, VA 360 Bannakandi N.M. High School Sirajganj 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Dr. A. A. Chowdhury, Portsmouth, VA Dr. Z. Ahmed, Mr. S. Ahmed, 361 Amberkhana Girls School & College Sylhet 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. M. Hussain 362 Kazi Jalal Uddin Girls High School Sylhet 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. Nasreen Rab, US Saheber Bazar High School Drs. F.Zaman, R.Hossain, Ahmed, 363 Sylhet 2006 Jun CLC 1 0 and College Hicksville, NY Japan-Bangladesh Friendship 364 Sylhet CLC 1 0 Rotary Club of Dhaka, Bangladesh High School 2011 Jun

Page 26 Eastablished CLCs and SCRs and sponsors (as of September, 2020)

365 Kishori Mohan Girls' High School Sylhet 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 366 PDB High School Sylhet 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 367 Police Line High School Sylhet 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 368 Ramkrishna Girls High School Sylhet 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh 369 M.A. Karim Multilateral High School Tangail 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 SpaandanB, San Jose, CA 370 Rasulpur Basiran Nesa High School Tangail 2006 Feb CLC 1 0 Dr. Emdadul Haque, Florida, USA 371 Bara Basalia High School Tangail 2007 Aug CLC 1 0 Dr. Emdadul Haque, Florida, USA 372 Hemnagar Shashimukhi High School Tangail 2009 May CLC 1 0 NABIC+ Shahid Rowshan Ali Khan 373 Tangail 2011 Jul CLC 1 0 Mr. Hamid Reza Khan, USA Degree College 374 Arjuna Mohsin High School Tangail 2011 Jun SCR 0 1 APW, Canada Mr. Mohammed Saleh, R.Ph, 375 Patharghata High School Tangail 2011 Jun CLC + SCR 1 1 Merrick, NY 376 Hemnagar Shashimukhi High School Tangail 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 NABIC+ 377 Khamar Para High School Tangail 2012 Jun CLC 1 0 Dr. Nuran Nabi, USA Martha Lindstrom Nurjahan Ahsan H Mansur, Dhaka, 378 Tangail 2012 Jun SCR 0 1 Begum Girls High School Bangladesh 379 Atia Union Adarsha Girls High School Tangail 2013 Jun CLC 1 0 Tahsin Askar & SpaandanB, TX S. I. Khan & Romel Khan, CLC + SCR 1 1 380 Paikara Moslem Uddin High School Tangail 2015 Mar 4 Jamesworthy CT, NJ 381 Rasulpur Basiran Nesa High School Tangail 2016 Jun SCR 0 1 Shoma Haque & Shaila Haque 382 Chakh Mill High School Thakurgaon 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 383 Goreya Girls High School Thakurgaon 2012 Jul SCR 0 1 British Council, Bangladesh 384 Goreya S/C High School Thakurgaon 2012 Jul CLC 1 0 British Council, Bangladesh * 2nd SCR in the same institute ** 3rd SCR in the same institute '+North American Bangladeshi Islamic Community (NABIC)

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Page 28 Patrons of Computer Literacy Program (2020)

Last Name First Name City State Ali Parveen Indianapolis IN Ali Nasim Princeton NJ Ali Parvin Indiana IN Ali Rejwan Brooklyn NY Ali Zachary New York NY AliChiStatey Mohammed Hillsborough NJ Amanullah Amanda Edison NJ Amanullah Mohammad & ReZina Edison NJ Amin Mahmuda (Irani) Englishtown NJ Amin Najmun Ledgewood NJ Amin Samiul Freehold NJ Amin Shahina Amin (Jucy) Cedar Falls IA Amrita Jasia Ahmed Parlin NJ Anam Mohammad Kendal Park NJ Anam Sadrul Kinnelon NJ Anwar Mehdi Storrs CT Ara Zeenat White Plains NY Arefin Dewan Shamsul Piscataway NJ Arshad Hosne (Tinku) Boonton NJ Ashraf Syed Kendall Park NJ Asjad Moinuddin Troy MI Awwal Mohammad Monmouth JCT NJ Azad Abdul K.& Jesmin Albany NY Azam Mohammad Yardville NJ Azam Shafiul Matawan NJ Aziz Sayeed Monroe Township NJ Azmy Mia Skillman NJ Bagchi Amitabha Manalapan NJ Baidyaroyn Suprasad Princeton NJ Bakar Samsul New York NY Banerjee Arjit Morristown NJ Bashar Habibul Lefinztar MA Begum Momataz Flemington NJ Begum Monowara Tappan NY Begum Sultana San Jose CA Bhattacharjea Lopa Atlanta GA Bhattacharjea Sudhamoy Augusta GA Bhowmik Arun K. East Brunswick GA Bhuyian Golam Farooque Sayreville NJ Billah Kashfia & Yusuf Princeton NJ Billah Motasim & Rezina Edison NJ Billah Zafar Kendal Park NJ Biswas Jaishree Edison NJ Blake-Mahmood Jennifer NJ Bodapati Sudhakar Edison NJ Burhan Mohammad Bridgewater NJ Carroll Maureen A. Flushing NY Chacravartie Rajkumari Hollis NY Chakraborty Shyama Folsom CA

Page 29 Patrons of Computer Literacy Program (2020)

Last Name First Name City State Chandra Rajat Boonton NJ Chaudhury Azam MD Edison NJ Chaudhury Seema Nanuet NY Chaudhury Shafqat Hamilton NJ Chaudhury Ali Azam Portsmouth VA Chaudhury Arham Bellnorore NJ Chaudhury Belayet Montgomery NY Chaudhury Alauddin Acton MA Chaudhury Anir Marlboro NJ Chaudhury Azam Monmouth JCT NJ Chaudhury Dalia Cranbury NJ Chaudhury Farooque Azam North Brunswick NJ Chaudhury Fazlur R. Leesburg VA Chaudhury Fazlur Rahman Bardonia NY Chaudhury Ibrul Philadelphia PA Chaudhury Lutful Westbury NY Chaudhury Mahfuz R. Uniondale NY Chaudhury Mahmood Rockford IL Chaudhury Masud Aurora IL Chaudhury Mir H. Wayne NJ Chaudhury Munir Hackettstown NJ Chaudhury Muzibul Gani (Dr.) Glastonbury CT Chaudhury Naseem & Ismat Jahan AU + IL Chaudhury Rezbul Arlington MA Chaudhury Riaz San Antonio TX Chaudhury Shahed Piscataway NJ Chaudhury Shahriar Plainsboro NJ Chaudhury Shamsul Naperville IL Chaudhury Sharmin Naperville IL Chaudhury Swarupa Roy Holmdel NJ Chaudhury Waled H. Bethpage NY Chaudhury Zahanara Hawthrone NJ Cohen Todd Freehold MD Daley Roshan Ara Gaithersburg PA Dam Anup K. Ivyland NY Das Bidyut Brooklyn CT Das Santanu Monroe NJ Dasgupta Anupam Freehold NJ Davis Theodore Jersey City CA Dr. Sharrif FK Alberta NJ Dutta Ashutosh Bridgewater CA Emtiaz Mohammad Fullerton NJ Esufzai A. Rahman Rutherford PA Eva Sakkar West Chester NJ Farooque Mohammad & Shamsun Marlboro NJ Farooque Preeti Marlboro NJ Farooque Pue Marlboro NJ Faroque Sheikh Atlantic City NJ Farouk Bakhtier Cherry Hill NJ

Page 30 Patrons of Computer Literacy Program (2020)

Last Name First Name City State Farzana Tanzina Voorhes NJ Fayemi A. Olusegun White Plains NY Ferdous Zannatul PA Feroz Fatinaaz Jackson Heights NY Gani Mila & Oawaise McClean VA Gayen Swapan Kumar Marlboro NJ Gayen Sujoy Marlboro NJ Gayen Tapan K. Greenville NC Gazi Golam Glastonbury CT Ghaffar Mohammed New York NY Ghani Osman Medford MA Ghosal Sharmila Iselin NJ Goswami Ganesh G. Fairlawn NJ Hafiz Mohammad A. Toms River NJ Hai Abdul Englishtown NJ Hai AKM Harrison NJ Hai Nabila Englewood NJ Haider Mohammed O. Somerset NJ Hajra Nurullah Marlboro NJ Halim Qazi New Hyde Park NY Haque Emdadul Port Orange FL Haque Hafizul & Aireen Bridgewater NJ Haque Manzurul Bolinbrook IL Haque Mohammad Reza Randolph NJ Haque Mohammad S. Houston TX Haque Monira Edison NJ Haque Nazmul Old Bridge NJ Haque Shoma Jamaica Plaza MA Haque Tab Bridgewater NJ Harjani Disha Piscataway NJ Harun Yeakub A. Jackson Heights NY Hasan Neelufar College Station TX Hasan Sayeed &Tahera Havre De Grace MD Hasan Moinul Qatar UAE Hasan Abu Rashid College Station TX Hasan Shameem Hockessin DE Hasan Syed Naperville IL Hasan Zahirul Weehaken NJ Hasan Zahid Princeton NJ Hasan Ziaul Sayerville NJ Hashem Mohammed Brooklyn NY Hasib Rukhsana Holland PA Hassan Jamiul East Brunswick NJ Hassan Mahmud East Brunswick NJ Hassan Sakib Hillsborough NJ Hassan Zahidul Lowell MA Helaly Mian & Shamsun Skillman NJ Helaly Shabbir Skillman NJ Hoque Azharul Matawan NJ

Page 31 Patrons of Computer Literacy Program (2020)

Last Name First Name City State Hoque Ekramul West Babylon NY Hoque Mabub & Nasima Randolph NJ Hoque Mahbubul Bel Air MD Hoque Nabila Randolph NJ Hoque Sagar Randolph NJ Hora Sukanta D. Paterson NJ Hosen Akbar Port Monmouth NJ Hossain Abul & Ishrat Hicksville NY Hossain Akhtar New Hyde Park NY Hossain Anjum Pittsburgh PA Hossain Ashfaq Berekely Heights NJ Hossain Hamida Middletown NJ Hossain Iftekhar & Feroza Princeton Jct NJ Hossain Abul Hichsville NY Hossain Mohammad Exton PA Hossain Monowar & Khurshid Middletown NJ Hossain Mosaddeque Kew Garden NY Hossain Naznin Hillsborough NJ Hossain Sadrul New Hyde Park NY Hossain Selina Matawan NJ Hossain Shohrab Elmhurst NY Hossain Talat Marlboro NJ Hossain Zaki Long Island NY Huq Abhik A. Lawrenceville NJ Huq Abu Shamsul Plainsboro NJ Huq M. Shamsul Howell NJ Huq Mohammad Altaful Piscataway NJ Huq Molla Fullerton CA Huq Mozzammel Long Island NY Huq M. Sirajul &Sajida Wall NJ Huq Rubab Ferdous Troy MI Huq Shah M. Ikramul Edison NJ Husain Murad Murray Hill NJ Hussain Iqbal Short Hills NJ Hussain Iffat Monmouth JCT NJ Hussain Musaddeq Princeton NJ Hussain Nayeem Monmouth JCT NJ Hussain Rahat Hicksville NY Hussain Sadrul New Hyde Park NJ Hussain Talat Marlboro NJ Ibrahim Mohammad Santa Clara CA Iftikhar Ali North Bellmore NY Islam Aminul Edison NJ Islam Faizul Houston TX Islam Mazharul East Brunswick NJ Islam Md. Rezwan Lombard IL Islam Mohamed R. Dayton NJ Islam M. Zahur & Rebecca Denville NJ Islam Mojahedul Whitehouse Station NJ

Page 32 Patrons of Computer Literacy Program (2020)

Last Name First Name City State Islam Muhammad South Windsor CT Islam Naushad Kendall Park NJ Islam Nadim Houston TX Islam Nazrul Dixhill NY Islam Rabiul Jamaica NY Islam Rokshana Houston TX Islam Serajul Yonkers NY Islam Sharmila Aberdeen NJ Islam Sohel Bethel CT Islam Syful White Plains NY Islam Tarikul Lawrenceville NJ Ismat Jahan Naperville IL Jahan Kauser Sickerville NJ Jalal Syed Leonia NJ Jamaluddin Abu Houston TX Jamil Arshad Boonton NJ Jhaveri Vishal Edisin NJ Kabir Bobby Shepherds Town WV Kabir Iqbal Aurora IL Kabir Lubna Bridgewater NJ Kabir M. Golam & Tahera Parsipanny NJ Kabir Nahid Morristown NJ Kabir Rabin Cerritos CA Kabir Redwan Hillsborough NJ Kabir Tito Bolingbrook IL Kabir Zoghlul Morristown NJ Kadakia Shimul Basking Ridge NJ Kader Abdul Ozone Park NY Kalam Muhammed Plano TX Kamal Abu Sayeed Woodbridge NJ Kamal Mostafa Freehold NJ Kamal Murtaza Pueblo CO Kamal Mustafa Rahway NJ Kamal Sheikh Wallington NJ Kar Amalendu Burlington Twnsp NJ Karim Ahsanul East Windsor NJ Karim Rezaul Ocean NJ Karim Mohammad Pleasantville NY Kazi Abdul Ellicott City MD Kazi Abedin NJ Khair Mahmud Aurora IL Khan Abu Gathersburg MD Khan Afzal NJ Khan Amzad Edison NJ Khan Dewan S. Marlboro NJ Khan Eakub Jackson Heights NY Khan Fahmida Sayerville NJ Khan Ferdous College Point NY Khan Imran NY

Page 33 Patrons of Computer Literacy Program (2020)

Last Name First Name City State Khan Mahbubur Nee Hyde Park NY Khan Mahmudul Huq Towaco NJ Khan Mofizur Santa Clara CA Khan Monica Santa Monica CA Khan Naila South Orange NJ Khan Nilufa N. Edison NJ Khan Shibly Colonia NJ Khan Raihan New York NY Khan Romel & Sharmin Marlboro NJ Khan Imdad & Sitara Saratoga CA Khan Shabbir Lloyd Harbor NY Khan Subarna Edison NJ Khan Wahid S. Belleville NJ Khandaker ANM Jamaica NY Khandker Rezaul Phoenixville PA Khandker Shyed Neptune NJ Khandker Sufian Holliswood NY Khoshnu Esha Orange NJ Latif Abdul Parlin NJ Lodhi Tajul Edison NJ Madhwadia Girish Maglio Frank North Brunswick NJ Mahmood Burhan Bridgewater NJ Mahmood Shah Jahan Washington DC Mahmood Subrina Neptune NJ Mainuddin Mohammed Lodi NJ Majid Morshedul Lawrence Township NJ Majumdar Papia Parlin NJ Malik Fahim & Anjum Middletown NJ Mamun Al Marlboro NJ Mamun Kazi Belle Mead NJ Maniky Mian DDS Brooklyn NY Maniky Zinat Brooklyn NY Mansor Azra Fort Lee NJ Mansur Iqbal West Chester PA Masud Abu Wichita KS Mate Neil Brooklyn NY Mathbor Golam Neptune NJ Melow David, J. Jacksonheights NY Mesbahuddin Mirza Woodside NY Mia Azmy NJ Misra Durgamadhab Baskin Ridge NJ Mohiuddin Mohammad & Ruma Marlboro NJ Mohsen Farrukh Cranbury NJ Mohsen Paulash Cranbury NJ Mohsen Pia Cranbury NJ Momin Mohammed Holmdel CT Mookherjee Devi Holmdel NJ Mowla Robbie Farmingdale NJ

Page 34 Patrons of Computer Literacy Program (2020)

Last Name First Name City State Mukul Chowdhury New York NY Munir Syed Edison NJ Musaddeq Hussain South Brunswick NJ Mursalat Mehnaz NJ Muttalib Khandker A. Gainesville FL Nabi Mush Cranbury NJ Nabi Nuran & Zeenat Cranbury NJ Nag Jayanta K. Cheshire CT Nath Mary Madhury Edison NJ Nakib Evan Ruston LA Naser Kamrul Somerset NJ Nayeem AFM Abdun Glastonebury CT O'Neil Eugene Cranford NJ Pagoumain David Edison NJ Park William Astoria NY Parvin Tahmina Lancaster PA Pasha Rafique Plano TX Pathan Aftab Piscataway NJ Paul Pradip Cranford NJ Prabhakar N.D. Marlboro NJ Pramanik Birendra Parsipanny NJ Putul Roksana Morganville NJ Quabili Ahmadur Houston TX Quaderi Masurur Ali Jamaica NY Quaderi Serajjus Marlboro NJ Quadry Mian Brooklyn NY Quazi Shahreen Boston MA Qutubuddin Ahmadur Chino Hills CA Rafiq Shuvo Laguna Beach CA Rahim Abdur Brooklyn NY Rahman Abidur Augusta MI Rahman Anisur Mendham NJ Rahman Aref Lawrenceville NJ Rahman Arinn Bronx NY Rahman ATR Irvington NY Rahman Azizur Yorktown Heights NY Rahman Dewan Princeton Junction NJ Rahman Faizur Princeton NJ Rahman Lutfur Ocean NJ Rahman Dalilur Flemington NJ Rahman Mahfuzar Jersey City NJ Rahman Miron East Windsor NJ Rahman Mizanur Lake Success NY Rahman Mohammad Dallas TX Rahman Mohammad Aminur Jersey City NJ Rahman Mohammad Habibur Jamaica NY Rahman Mohammed North Bellmore NJ Rahman Monjour Tuxedo Park NY Rahman Moshiur Marlboro NJ

Page 35 Patrons of Computer Literacy Program (2020)

Last Name First Name City State Rahman Muhammad Brooklyn NY Rahman Muhit Cincinnati OH Rahman Mushfiqur Melbourne AH Rahman Pavel Toronto ON Rahman Rummana Piscataway NJ Rahman Sajedur Piscataway NJ Rahman Sayedur Brstol CT Rahman Shahidur Ozone Park NY Rahman Sheikh Wharton Wharton NJ Rahman Shelly Broomall Broomall PA Rahman Siddiqur Lawrenceville NJ Rahman SK Mafizur Bronx NY Rahman Sk Ziaur South Windsor NJ Rahman Syed Munir Edison NJ Rahman T. Mohammad Dallas NJ Rahman Waliur Lakewood Lakewood NJ Rahman Rafique Khan West Orange NJ Rashid Abdur Lawrenceville NJ Rashid Aminur Howell NJ Rashid Imran & Mehereen Elliot City MD Rashid Malik Mahbubur New Haven CT Ray Ajit Cranford NJ

Page 36 Corporate Sponsors and Donors Company City State AT&T Employee Giving Blue Ocean Wealth Solution New York NY BMS Foundation NJ BOA Charitable Foundation Horizon Staffing Services East Hartford CT IH Engineers Princeton NJ Imdad Sitara Khan Family Foundation Saratoga CA IMS Matching for Education PA Inman Dental Care, PC Edison NJ Innovative Technology Solutions, Inc. South Plainfield NJ JMS Burn Centers, Inc. Augusta GA Kanishka Foundation Cranford NJ KS Engineers Newark NJ Lata R. Shah Edison NJ MetLife New York NY Montgomery Driving School North Brunswick NJ NABIC Oakridge TN Napco LLC Operations Acct Edison NJ New York Mortgage Company Jackson Heights NY Novartis Employee Giving Matching NJ NYMC New York NY Our House Restaurant Farmingdale NJ Salam & Associates Brooklyn NY SBLI USA Mutual Life Ins.Co., Inc New York NY Sentrana Washington D.C. US Shakil Ahmed and Faria Abedin Family Fo Princeton NJ Shalimar Restaurant Atlantic City NJ Sign Media International Woodside NY Solomon Insurance Agency New York NY Spandaan_B Santa Clara CA SSNT Real Estate & Mgt Inc. Jamaica NY Terry Liebman, Dental Excellence Brooklyn NY The Morton Foundation Manhattan NY The Print Shoppe Aberdeen NJ Todd A. Cohen, ESQ Freehold NJ Unique Dental Care Jackson Heights NY UTC Associates New York NY Verizon Employee Matching NJ Vishal P Jhaveri Tax and Accounting Edison NJ Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Jackson Heights NY West Side Medical Center New York NY Western Capital Mortgage, Inc. Woodside NY Worldwide Travel Services New York NY Xenon Company Edison NJ Y & J Realty Astoria NY

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