It is a day that comes after much hard work and with much anticipation. It is without a doubt one of the most memorable and celebrated days in the career… Read more »
Pride Month: Celebrating Equality, Freedom and Love
Equality, freedom, empowerment, love. These were some of the words students and staff chose to describe what Pride means to them during the 2018 Pride Lunch. The celebrations this past… Read more »
All the Brightness of Asia and the Pacific Islands
This year’s Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Festival filled with ukeleles, fancy footwork, and ornate gowns was an unforgettable showcase of student talent and hard work. Preceding the festival, the video… Read more »
A Tasty Field Trip
On a sunny Wednesday in May the Carlos Rosario School communications team walked into the Baronessa Italian restaurant located in a strip mall in Rockville for an unusual and tasty… Read more »
Staff Highlight: Tien Le, Employment Coordinator
When you watch Tien Le work, he does not seem to be overwhelmed by the weight of employment requests he gets from students. Tien is the Employment Coordinator at the… Read more »
Celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage
This year’s Asian Pacific Islander Festival, filled with ukeles, music, and ornate gowns, was an unforgettable showcase of student talent and hard work. The festival was emceed by ESL… Read more »
Meet Will
Will Ortez first started working in kitchens at the Tropico Inn Hotel in San Miguel, El Salvador, where he was Kitchen Administrator and supervised 35 employees. Since then, Will has… Read more »
Meet Jose Molina
In 1990 Jose Molina had just finished high school when he left Honduras to join his mother and brothers in Washington, D.C. Two months after his arrival, he found his… Read more »
ESL Teacher Selected for Prestigious State Department Program
Carlos Rosario School ESL teacher Colleen Shaughnessy was recently selected for the prestigious English Language Specialist Program, a Department of State initiative that sends experts in English language education to lead… Read more »