In Her Words: Molley Monnicah
Molley Monnicah knows schools. As a longtime school inspector in Uganda and a member of AsOne’s Ugandan National Board, she brings a deep understanding of what strong, effective education looks like on the ground. After years of visiting schools across the region, she has developed a sharp eye for what helps students thrive—and what holds them back.
When she visits an AsOne school, a few things consistently stand out.
1) Gospel-Centered Foundation
At the heart of AsOne schools is a commitment to the Gospel. Students aren’t just taught to succeed academically—they are invited into a deeper understanding of God’s love, grace, and purpose for their lives. Biblical truth is woven into the rhythms of school life, helping shape students not only in character but in faith.
2) Dedicated, Relational Teachers
Molley highlights that AsOne schools are staffed by qualified, committed educators who do more than teach. They build relationships with students, support their growth, and serve as trusted mentors within the school community.
3) A Learning Environment that Supports Success
AsOne schools are clean, organized, and well-equipped. Classrooms have the tools students need to learn—including access to computers and other learning resources. Every student receives a daily meal, helping ensure they are nourished and ready to learn. These details add up to something significant: schools that feel safe, dignified, and built for success.
4) A Culture of Welcome and Belonging
Molley points to a genuine sense of hospitality that defines every AsOne school. Whether you’re a student, parent, or visitor, you’re welcomed and respected. That atmosphere isn’t common—and it makes a lasting impression.
Molley’s voice is a vital part of how AsOne continues to grow. Her experience and insight help ensure the work remains rooted in the realities and strengths of the communities we serve.
