Zifasing Junior High School in Huon Gulf District, Morobe province marked a significant milestone with the graduation of its first Grade 10 class, celebrating both student achievement and community resilience. School Principal, Mr. Raj Paskal said the school has overcome a lot of challenges since opening in 2021. These challenges include limited resources and infrastructural issues because it is the only junior high school for the Wampar Local Level Government (LLG). Prior to the opening of Zifasing Junior High School, students had to travel to other districts to complete their studies. Despite missing out on government tuition subsidies, the school, supported by K100,000 from the Morobe Provincial Administrator and contributions from families, managed to serve its 340 students. The community’s efforts underscore their commitment to education, showcased at the graduation of 106 students. Principal Paskal commended the 106 graduates for their resilience. “Our students have thrived despite the challenges," he said Since its opening in 2021, the school has provided vital access to higher education locally. Established with K650,000 from the District Services Improvement Program under former MP Ross Seymour, the school now provides essential education for Grades 9 and 10. Principal Paskal expressed pride in the school’s mission to “sprout to flourish,” offering quality education locally. Meantime, continued support including K400,000 from Morobe Governor Luther Wenge for future infrastructure, aims to expand the school’s impact on Wampar’s educational landscape.