Escuela de Guadalupe: Looking toward a bright future
Posted on April 23, 2022, by Loretto Community
Photo courtesy of Escuela de Guadalupe.
By the time the children reach fourth grade, they are bilingual, and by the time they reach sixth grade, they are fully biliterate.
Photo courtesy of Escuela de Guadalupe.
Photo courtesy of Escuela de Guadalupe.
When I think of Escuela de Guadalupe, the people are the first thing that comes to mind — my teachers, the staff, my friends and even my friends’ families. … I’m smiling while writing this because Escuela made learning fun, and my experiences there sparked my competitive learning nature for the rest of my academic career. I could tell Escuela always believed in me and still does. The staff still reaches out to me all the time, and I love it.
After Escuela, I attended St. Mary’s Academy (grades 6-8) and Regis Jesuit High School. I currently attend Colorado School of Mines, where I’m in my final year studying mechanical engineering with an emphasis in automotive design. I am currently working on a senior design project to convert an internal combustion engine-powered Formula SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) vehicle to an electric Formula SAE vehicle.
I am excited to be graduating in May with a 3.6 GPA and am still deciding between two full-time offers that have been extended to me for post-graduation.
– Eliseo Esparza (Class of 2010)
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