Our Impact

As my wife and I stood on the boardwalk holding a beach towel and cup of water in our hands, our 20-year old daughter stepped off the sand. She had just successfully completed her swim tryout to become a seasonal lifeguard. She remarked how funny it was that we were

Six hours and twenty minutes is the duration of a day in school for Joselyn. The course of her day sounds a lot like many of our own high schoolers: Physics, English, and Math with the exception of the following: Hydraulic Repair, Automation, and Welding. In the maintenance workshop, Joselyn

Arleth tells a story about missing a step and falling down the stairs at school and confesses that she isn’t that great at Geography class. Maybe there is a correlation? Math, on the other hand, is her terra firma. Along with the majority of elementary school kids, when asked what

A typical university student north of the border might overly relish the time when class is not in session. South of the border, things are different, especially for Josė. As a structural engineering student, his most stimulating hours are from 5pm-10pm during the school week when he is in class

“Step right up and try your hand at the Bean Bag Toss. A fantastic prize for the kiddo with the arrow accurate arm!” “Come test your teeth on the donut on a string and win an even sweeter prize!” If you’ve ever wanted to be a carnival barker, here is

Fabiola’s dream of getting an education seemed past expiration. In her early 30s and a mother of three young children, she would now dream for her kids. Fabiola wanted to ensure they would achieve what she hadn’t. Unfortunately, her son’s education was not going well. He was distracted and unfocused.