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Guadalupe Center has received a $15,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Collier County to continue providing virtual learning opportunities for more than 1,400 students in Immokalee. Guadalupe Center temporarily closed
COVID-19 changed everyone’s plans this summer, including high school students. Many teenagers typically spend June and July working part-time jobs, taking a family vacation, hanging out with friends and touring college campuses. None of that
In her latest column, Guadalupe Center President Dawn Montecalvo writes about how the growth of nonprofits in Southwest Florida is directly tied to the region’s economic growth, using Guadalupe Center’s
Guadalupe Center has launched its 28th annual Back-to-School Shoes & Supplies Drive to provide students with new sneakers and school supplies as the 2020-21 academic year begins. The nonprofit is
The summer before students’ senior year of high school is usually when they get serious about college planning. By June or July, they’ll have ACT or SAT scores in hand
Researchers estimate that students lose the equivalent of one month of learning during summer vacation. Teachers nationwide can attest that the “summer slide” is a challenge. Educators often spend the first few weeks each fall reviewing
