In 2007 Pactole Alison – a native of Madagascar, a small island country off the southeast coast of Africa -moved to the U.S. to be with his wife, who he met during her Peace Corps volunteer service in the country. Those first couple of months in Washington, D.C. were very challenging. “When you don’t understand… Read more »
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October 29-November 1, 2019
Excellence by Design Validation Team Visit by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
Yesterday, the Carlos Rosario School launched the new Construye DC+ Pre-Apprenticeship program for the construction industry! The school’s CEO Allison Rohrer Kokkoros officially welcomed the first class of students to the program this fall. Through the six month program, students will learn how to read blueprints, earn their OSHA-30 Safety certification and improve their English for their construction careers
An incredible visit by Leon Harris of NBC4 to the school today. He has selected our school to highlight in his next Harris’ Heroes piece. This piece will hopefully shine a light on the invaluable contributions of our immigrant communities to our region and country. Be on the lookout for the news story hopefully this Friday on NBC. Great thanks to Mr. Harris and his team for a wonderful visit!
October is #NationalPrincipalsMonth, a national celebration that recognizes the essential role that principals play in making a school great. Today, let’s celebrate and honor both of our principals at the Carlos Rosario School, HollyAnn Freso-Moore and Karen Rivas for their hard work and dedication and for their incalculable impact on the success and well-being of our students! We invite our Community to thank them for all they do! #ThankAPrincipal
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Quick Facts
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300+
students graduated in 2018
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$116,000+
in college scholarship funds raised and awarded in 2019
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43
Different languages spoken by students