This June marked the second annual Immigrant Heritage Month in the U.S. It is dedicated to honoring those who bring vibrant diversity to communities across the U.S. In an effort… Read more »
A Key Milestone on the Adult Learner Journey
At the Carlos Rosario School 2017 graduation ceremony and naturalization celebration more than 400 immigrant adult learners completing citizenship, career training, GED, and ESL programs walked across the stage. The… Read more »
Addressing Transportation Barriers with Community Partner: Bikeshare
In a needs assessment survey conducted in spring 2016, 25% (one quarter) of our students reported that transportation was a barrier to coming to… Read more »
Using Technology to Teach English and Digital Literacy to Parents
The Carlos Rosario School continues to expand on its nationally recognized model of adult education. This semester, its ESL for Families Program started an exciting new blended learning program in… Read more »
Showcasing Student Work at the Smithsonian
This April the school community joined together with our partners at the National Portrait Gallery for the Carlos Rosario Family Day. Museum-goers were immersed in student-led art, music and dancing… Read more »
Meet Ekene Paschal
Born and raised in Nigeria, Ekene Paschal’s journey has been exciting to say the least. Growing up with five siblings, he entered the United States with his uncle and his… Read more »
Meet Denis Mandamuna
Father (Fr.) Denis Mandamuna’s calling is to serve his community and inspire change in his surroundings. The Carlos Rosario School has helped him branch off to new experiences and has… Read more »
Sharing Best Practices with International Policy Makers, Aspiring Educators, and More
On March 16th the halls of the Sonia Gutierrez Campus bustled with activity as international policy makers from more than 20 different countries, organized by the World Bank, walked the… Read more »
Third Annual Achieving the Dream Luncheon
During this year’s third annual Achieving the Dream Luncheon, 116 attendees from the private sector, higher education, government and the Arts learned more about the far-reaching impact of the Carlos… Read more »