Break The Cycle Of Poverty Through Education in GT

In January 2024, we have started a new school year!! 

This year we are happy to welcome 540 students to our three schools.   

We have already passed our first academic evaluations of the first two months and we are very excited to see the first results of this year.  

We are grateful for each of your contributions because it helps us achieve what we do every day and that our students receive food, classes from the academic curriculum, adding English and technology, something you don't see in area public education.

We continue with the support and love of each of the people responsible for social work and psychology who year after year positively impact the lives of our students, fulfilling the integral mission we have with each of them and their families.

As you can see, we have an increase in students this school year and we are very excited, but they also generate increases in expenses, so your donation is more valuable to us every day.  Thanks a lot!! 

We are very happy to finish another year of studies for our 530 students in the three NDG schools.
We share with you some of the progress we have made:

• In the area of reading: increase in reading comprehension by 40%, more students reading recreationally.
• In mathematics: this year we had more class periods, every day solving a problem; more interest in the class on the part of the students, they enjoyed the math rally: more agility in solving the activities presented.
• In the English program: in first and second grade the progress was not as significant as it was in the older grades, an action plan is being developed to help first and second grade students.

These are some examples of the three areas we are focusing on in order to level our students after COVID.

Without a doubt, it has been a year of much growth and a year in which we were able to return to educational normality, with many challenges, but also with very good results, especially due to the positive response of the students, families and teaching staff.

Thank you for being part of this wonderful process of giving our students the tools to break the cycle of poverty through education!