In March 2026, DC PCSB Executive Director Dr. Michelle Walker-Davis sits down with two extraordinary leaders in DC’s charter school sector: Patricia Brantley, CEO of Friendship Public Charter School, and… Read more »
In March 2026, DC PCSB Executive Director Dr. Michelle Walker-Davis sits down with two extraordinary leaders in DC’s charter school sector: Patricia Brantley, CEO of Friendship Public Charter School, and… Read more »
Sara’s Journey: From GED to a Career in Healthcare Sara joined Carlos Rosario School with one goal in mind: to complete their high school education and build a better future… Read more »
Aprender inglés, completar la educación secundaria o adquirir nuevas herramientas laborales puede marcar el comienzo de una vida con mayores oportunidades. Ese es el mensaje de la Escuela Pública Chárter… Read more »
The Center for Nonprofit Advancement announced its winner for the 2026 Board Leadership Award: The Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School! In 2011, the Center for Nonprofit Advancement created the… Read more »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 28, 2026 PRESS CONTACT: Donald Ndebeka, (215) 896-5888, dndebeka@carlosrosario.org WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GWHCC) held its Annual Business Expo on Thursday, May 21, 2026,… Read more »
From Uncertainty to a Clear Path When Elbetel arrived in the United States from Ethiopia three years ago, she carried with her a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and experience… Read more »
Carlos Rosario Nurse Aide Training (NAT) program students February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and we invited one of our charter schools to share how its diverse programs,… Read more »
Awa – A Journey of Determination, Resilience, and the Power of Education When she was just six years old, Awa asked her mother if she could go to school. It… Read more »
Didier – From Dreams to a Career in IT When Didier arrived in Washington, DC, life was full of uncertainty. Like many adult learners, they faced numerous challenges but remained… Read more »