Guadalupe School

One school with five programs that provide education and English Language instruction to children and families living in poverty. Volunteers tutor low-income, immigrant adults. Instruction takes place in small groups of 2 - 4 people per group.

Citizenship classes for adults as part of the Adult Education program. Childcare available for daytime family literacy classes.

ESL classes presented October to June for at-risk populations trying to learn English to improve the employment situation. Childcare available for daytime family literacy classes.

Charter School is a public K - 6th primary grade school that provides door to door busing, after school activities, and full-time aides in each of its small classrooms.

Home visits focus on parent child interaction, development centered parenting, and family well being, on strengths, capabilities, and skills, and on building protective factors within the family. PAT serves a range of families with high needs not just first time parents, pregnant parents, or teen parents also offers services from birth to kindergarten entry.

Focuses on the needs of toddlers who are developmentally delayed or need a boost in language development. Toddlers receive an extra 20 hours of literacy-based care. Parent Educators help the parents be the child's first teacher.

Preschool provides two years of literacy intensive instruction so that all students enter Kindergarten with the necessary school readiness skills. The preschool's play based curriculum is aligned with Guadalupe's charter school.