Evett moved from Jamaica to the U.S. in 2015 to join her eldest daughter and grandson. After raising five children for decades, being in an empty house felt lonely. She wanted to reunite with her family. When Evett stepped through the airport doors in Washington, D.C., she thought, “This is it. My life can finally… Read more »
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Apply for Spring 2020 Classes on January 9 + 10!
Do you want to gain the English language skills needed to get a job, advance in your job or career, earn your GED or become a U.S. citizen? Come and apply for all Spring 2020 classes on Thursday, January 9th from 1:00pm to 8:00pm and Friday, January 10th from 8:00am to 3:00pm. Location: 1100 Harvard Street, NW (Harvard Street Campus). Registration is not guaranteed and depends on available space in the applicant’s class. Applicants accepted on a first-come first-served basis. Click on the title above for more information!
Carlos Rosario School CEO, Allison Rohrer Kokkoros, wrote a piece on the latest issue of LATINO Magazine. In the article, she discusses the generosity of our graduates and their commitment of giving back to the School and community! Read it here: latinomagazine.com/fall2019/paying-it-forward-deliciously.html
Would you like your work published in the student literary arts magazine? Submit your best writing and/or art sample by January 8th! Please send it to communications@carlosrosario.org or turn it in to the librarian at your campus.
Evening Level 3 ESL students made a "Holiday Tree” and decorated it with hand-made ornaments. It was a fun activity where everybody celebrated the different holidays between Thanksgiving and New Year!
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300+
students graduated in 2018
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43
Different languages spoken by students
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2,500+
Diverse adult learners enrolled annually