Guadalupe School has five educational programs to serve the family: In-Home, Toddler Beginnings, Preschool, Charter School, and Adult Education.
Guadalupe School began in 1966 originally as an English as a Second Language Program. Since then we have evolved to include five programs to serve the community.
The In-Home program is for parents and new-born children. The program focuses on parenting skills.
The Toddler Beginnings Program is for children age 2 - 3 years. They receive 20 hours of literacy-based care weekly.
The Preschool Program is a transition from home to the classroom. It ensure school readiness with structured small and large group lessons. It’s for children ages 3 - 5 years old.
The Charter School Program is for kindergarten through 5th grade. Each class has a full-time teacher and aide. Curriculum focuses on literacy and college-readiness and includes physical exercise and art.
The Adult Education is one of the top performing ESL programs in the state. Childcare, limited transportation, and light snacks are provided. U.S. citizenship classes are also offered.
Transforming Lives through Education. We teach economically disadvantaged children and non-English speaking adults the vision and skills needed to live productive, rewarding lives.
