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Artemisio Romero Y Carver is a college student, climate activist, poet, and one of our 30 Under 30 Changemakers. He’s almost a full month into his first semester at Washington University in Saint Louis and plans to graduate in 2025 with degrees in Sociology and Studio Art. Artemisio is also a 2020 graduate of the New Mexico School of the Arts, where he gained a solid foundation in academics and a strong sense of self. “The… Continue reading Heritage, Heroes, and Goals: A Young Leader’s Perspective
This blog post is part of our celebration of charter school graduates across the country and their achievements. Join us in celebrating our #CharterGrads! My mother came to the United States from Mexico to give me a better future. At that time, she was a single mother but she did not let fear get in the way of… Continue reading Thanks to My Charter School for Helping Me Believe as I Prepare for the Next Chapter
This blog post is part of our celebration of charter school graduates across the country and their achievements. Join us in celebrating our #CharterGrads! My father’s death was a huge struggle for me. He was the kind of man who would sit up late with me to help me with my homework. He made school my… Continue reading A Graduation Tribute to My Charter School and My Father
The first senior class at Mission, Achievement and Success Charter School (MAS) left a legacy that will last forever and I am happy to say I was a part of it. I have always wanted to help others, which is why I would like to study sociology with a minor in criminal justice in college. Working… Continue reading First Senior Class Graduates from Mission Achievement and Success Charter School
A new survey finds that Albuquerque public charter schools face significant challenges in securing and paying for adequate facilities. The report, “An Analysis of the Charter School Facility Landscape in Albuquerque,” is part of a larger national project, the Charter School Facilities Initiative (CSFI), which aims to encourage public policy and private sector changes leading to a… Continue reading Albuquerque Charter Schools Face Significant Facilities Challenges
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