Francisco grew up in the small city of Zaragoza outside of San Salvador, El Salvador. He graduated high school, married, and was working at a soda company making deliveries when he decided he wanted more from life. He and his wife decided to join extended family in Washington, D.C. in search of a better life…. Read more »
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MODIFIED SCHOOL SCHEDULE
In line with DC Health Guidance, the School has made the difficult and important decision to temporarily close and modify our spring break and schedule due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic: We will hold class on Monday, March 16, our spring break will begin on March 17 and end on March 23, and from from March 24 to March 31, we will begin distance learning activities.
Wondering why social distancing is so important? This graphic shows how distancing limits the spread of COVID-19 #StayHomeDC
Small business owners, non-profits and independent contractors can apply to the Recovery Microgrant Program from the DC Government. The application closes on March 31, but you are highly encouraged to apply by tomorrow! coronavirus.dc.gov/recovery
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The Carlos Rosario School teams are going above and beyond to support our students during this unprecedented time. Many who work in hospitality are facing tough times during this crisis. Read more about it below 👇
“Many of our students have family responsibilities here that are pretty significant and are also doing their best to support people back home who are living in war torn countries,” Said our CEO, Allison R. Kokkoros.
Want to support our students in need? Donate now to our Student Emergency Fund! www.carlosrosario.org/get-involved/donatenow/
The Immigrants Who Feed D.C. Don’t Have the Same Safety Net as Other Out-of-Work Employees
www.washingtoncitypaper.com
"If they buy food, they can’t pay rent. If they pay rent, they can’t buy food. It’s a complicated situation."What can we help you find?
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Quick Facts
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43
Different languages spoken by students
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$116,000+
in college scholarship funds raised and awarded in 2019
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85
Different countries of origin represented by our student population