Students at the Sonia Gutierrez Campus led the Indigenous Peoples’ Day Panel. The students discussed topics like education, language, cultural traditions and identity. Below is one of the presentations, “Education for the Indigenous Population in Ecuador” by Verónica Guaján. Education for the Indigenous Population in Ecuador In commemoration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day I talked about… Read more »
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Apply Today For Spring 2020 Small Business Workshop Series!
Interested in starting or growing your own business? REGISTER NOW! The Carlos Rosario School’s Small Business and Entrepreneurship program will begin a series of 8 workshops on Saturday, February 22. The workshops are offered in Spanish and English on Saturday mornings from 9:30am to 12:30pm. For more information, call Raul Medrano, at (202) 797-4700, ext. 235. Learn more about the program and sign up for the whole series by clicking on the title above!
Yesterday as part of #BlackHistoryMonth, the Sonia Gutierrez Campus hosted Ethiopian Poet Night a continuation of the Ethiopian Community Project honoring the contribution of the Ethiopian community in DC. The event featured the life of experienced director, playwright, actress, and poet Alemtsehay Wodajo as well as Carlos Rosario School employee, Girum Mulat. The students and staff learned about Alemtsehay’s life and work, heard her poetry, and recited some poems themselves. “Poetry is the way to express themself, to fill the emptiness, describe the cries around us,” said Alemtsehay. She encouraged students to write poems and told them that the secret is to read and read more often. The poet night concluded with a Q&A session with students and staff.
Preparation for the 2020 Census has started! Throughout the next two months, we will be posting relevant information about the #2020Census through our social media accounts. It's important for all to be counted. STAY TUNED! #GetCountedDC
DC Public Charter School Board highlighted the work of Carlos Rosario School alumni Chris Headecker, Head Chef at Elsie Whitlow Stokes Community Freedom PCS- Brookland Campus! 👨🏾🍳 We're proud of all of our Carlos Rosario School grads making a difference 💙🤍
#BlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistoryDCWe're #DCcharterProud of Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School alum, Chris Headecker, who currently serves as the head chef for Elsie Whitlow Stokes Community Freedom PCS- Brookland Campus. Each day, Chris works around the clock to provide more than 1,100 students with nutritious meals throughout the day. Keep up the good work Chris! #BlackExcellence
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