We’re proud to share that Carlos Rosario School was featured in the latest issue of Washington Hispanic, released last Friday.
The article highlights how Carlos Rosario School has been helping adult learners in Washington, D.C., for more than 50 years through free education and support. From learning English and preparing for the GED to gaining career skills and connecting with community resources, our programs help adult learners work toward their goals and create new opportunities for themselves and their families.
As the article reminds us, it’s never too late to learn, grow, and take the next step toward a better future. Thank you to Washington Hispanic and journalist Johnny Yataco for highlighting the work of our students, faculty, and staff and sharing the Carlos Rosario School story with the community.
Read the full article: shorturl.at/HRbBv
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At our Sonia Gutiérrez Campus, we celebrated the graduates of our Nurse Aide Summer Program with a meaningful Pinning, Oath-Taking, and Awards Ceremony!🎉👏
We honored 29 incredible Nurse Aide Accelerator students, 17 from our morning class and 12 from our evening class, as they completed their clinical practicum at MedStar Washington Hospital Center. Each student received a pin marking an important milestone on their journey toward becoming certified nursing assistants. We also presented special awards recognizing excellence in attendance, skills, and performance.
Congratulations to our future healthcare professionals! We are proud of all you have accomplished and wish you continued success on your journey. 💙👏
A special thank you to DC Health for sponsoring this program and helping make this opportunity possible!
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It Is Never Too Late to Learn
At 80 years old, Gabriel is the oldest student in his ESL class at Carlos Rosario School, and he is still moving forward, one lesson at a time.
Gabriel came to Washington, DC, to support his daughter and decided to begin a new chapter of his own: learning English. Despite the challenges of learning a new language, he shows up every day with determination, patience, and a smile.
“It is never too late to learn. If I can do it at my age, many others can too,” Gabriel says.
During Adult Education and Family Literacy Week, we celebrate Gabriel and adult learners everywhere who continue to learn, grow, and pursue their goals at every age.
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