Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School

1 day ago

Meet Ana Casco, our proud alumna from El Salvador. Ana’s journey at the Carlos Rosario School has taken her from ESL 2 to a professional in culinary arts and an entrepreneur. After 15 years of working in different restaurants, Ana created her own food truck and catering business – making her dreams a reality!
Read more about her journey here👇
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Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School

2 days ago

Tomorrow, Saturday, September 24 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at our Harvard Street Campus, the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and partners will host a national event in Washington, D.C. on Seat Check.
DDOT and their partners will be offering free car seats to parents in need of one, while supplies last. Children must be present to receive the seat. If you have expecting parents, please forward their name and expecting date, they must be at least 8 months old to receive the infant car seat. ... See MoreSee Less

Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School

3 days ago

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, our alum and scholarship recipient, Osman Milla, was featured in last Friday’s El Tiempo Latino newspaper. Last year, Osman received the DC Mayor’s Arts Award Excellence in Humanities. He also was honored by the UDC during its Founders’ Day Convocation & Awards Program with the Student Humanitarian & Civic Engagement Award for his passionate work with people without housing and with victims of natural disasters in his native Honduras.

Originally from El Encanto, Honduras, at the age of 16 he undertook a journey that took him a month and half to join his sisters in Washington D.C. Osman was a produce deliveryman during the day and a janitor at night, until he decided to take a chance on his education. He enrolled at the Carlos Rosario School, earned his GED, and graduated from our Culinary Arts program. Currently, Osman is a student at the UDC and is close to earning his bachelor's degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management.

"I grew up in a village in Honduras without running water and electricity. My mother, and survived without having much to eat and that was the experience. With my experience growing up, I don't want people to have the same life that I had, I want to help others. We can't change the world, but we can help impact the lives of others," Milla said in the article.

Congratulations, Osman! We’re proud of your accomplishments! Adelante!

Read the full Spanish language feature from El Tiempo Latino here👇
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