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Career Academy & GED Info Sessions
Learn about our career training programs and GED in English class.

Tuesday, June 26^th – 9:00am & 1:00pm
Wednesday, July 11^th – 2:00pm & 5:00pm

Harvard Street Campus (1100 Harvard Street, NW)

More information: careertraining@carlosrosario.org

Student Perspective

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 »

— Meet Pactole Alison

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85
Different countries of origin represented by our student population
43
Different languages spoken by students
400+
students graduated in 2017

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Our hearts are with the families on the border in these challenging times. If you're looking for a way to support the cause, consider donating here: secure.actblue.com/donate/kidsattheborder. Act Blue has set up a fundraising page to benefit about a dozen organizations doing work on the border. ... See MoreSee Less

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This past semester, the SG Campus celebrated its annual Green Fair. Under the theme of waste, students shared presentations and interactive activities with information on how to reduce and manage waste.

One of the participants was Diana, who studied Environmental and Resource Management in her native Colombia. Diana shared a game where students had to throw balls in baskets representing different kinds of waste. She said: "People learn this type of information more if they have fun while learning." Share with us any lessons that you learned from the fair! ... See MoreSee Less

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Are you a voter in D.C.? The District of Columbia Primary Election is today! Polls close at 8pm. Check out this WTOP's voter guide to find out what's on the ballot.

If you don't know your polling place, you can find out here: www.vote4dc.com/SearchElection/SearchByAddress ... See MoreSee Less

WTOP | DC primary election guide 2018

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