Buy now! - Learn more about Abaarso's extraordinary story in Abaarso Founder, Jonathan Starr's, new book "It Takes A School"
"DP World has announced a partnership with Abaarso School in Somaliland, to dynamically enhance educational opportunities for young individuals."
Read More"Herding goats and camels in Somalia as a teenager, Mubarik Mohamoud had no idea he would go to college – let alone attend one of the world’s most prestigious universities, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology."
Read MoreAbaarso, its students, and founder, Jonathan Starr, were all featured on a 60 Minutes and 60 Minutes Overtime segment.
Read MoreNYT columnist, Nicholas Kristof, writes about Abaarso alumnus and Harvard student, Abdisamad.
Read MoreOur founder, Jonathan Starr, left his former career as a hedge fund manager to establish Abaarso. Jonathan appears on Morning Joe to discuss his new book, It Takes a School, and how a US travel ban on seven Muslim-majoirty countries would jeopardize students' educations and futures.
Read MoreBBC Newsday interviews Abaarso alumnus and Harvard student, Abdisamad, and Jonathan Starr.
Read MoreCBC Radio interviews Abaarso alumnus studying at Harvard, Abdisamad Adan, and our founder, Jonathan Starr, about the success and founding of Abaarso.
Read MoreSahra Jaamac’s experience as a Somali girl and now at sophomore at Brandeis University studying Neuroscience.
Read MoreA Plus recounts the beginning of Abaarso all the way to its successes of today, including the story of Mubarik Mohamoud who went from being a nomadic goat herder to a student at MIT and Nimo Ismail who was the first from Abaarso to get into college with a full ride.
Read MoreShukri Ali's experience as a Somali girl and her journey to Wellesley College.
Read MoreLocal MA news source, Community Advocate, reports on our founder, Jonathan Starr, his book, starting Abaarso, and Abaarso's success.
Read MoreThe incredible ad inspiring story of Mubarik Mohamoud who used grew up herding goats and camels and is now completing a master's degree in computer science at MIT.
Read MorePresident Trump's decision to ban the citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries has jeopardized the university dreams of hundreds of students from the self-declared republic of Somaliland.
Read MoreBloomberg News interviews Jonathan Starr on founding Abaarso School.
Read MoreThe Boston Globe features our founder, Jonathan Starr, about the founding and success of Abaarso.
Read MoreThe Huffington Post reports on SAFE’s contribution to Abaarso School.
Read MoreFounder and director, Jonathan Starr, outlines Abaarso’s unique approach to development.
Read MoreEmory Magazine features Emory alumnus, Jonathan Starr, and Abaarso School.
Read MoreThe Christian Science Monitor examines Abaarso’s unique model of operations.
Read MoreUS Ambassador David H. Shinn blogs about Abaarso School’s first graduating class.
Read MoreESPN highlights Abaarso alumnus Mohamed Hussein’s remarkable achievements in running.
Read MoreWorcester Telegram reports on Deqa Abdirahman Aden’s scholarship to Worcester Academy.
Read MoreGulf Times reports on Sheikha Fatima’s donation to Abaarso, a two time Zayed Future Energy Prize finalist.
The Star Tribune reports on the experiences of two former teachers, Kelly Heller and Ava Ramberg.
Read MoreCNN Money reports on Abdisamad Aden’s remarkable admission to Harvard University.
Read MoreWardheer, a Somali online paper, interviews Jonathan Starr.
Read MoreFounder, Jonathan Starr, spoke at The Nantucket Project Library in Greenwich about his journey from hedge fund manager to the opening of Abaarso School.
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