For the second time in her life, Meliana Bory received an invitation to radically shift her life. Her English-as-Second Language (ESL) teachers at the Durango Adult Education Center suggested she enroll in a newly created language class. Meliana Bory, [...]
A working dad conceals from his children the fact that he has returned to school to complete his GED. But he was always a hero in their eyes.
A Nepalese man flees to the U.S., learns English at our Center, improves his employment options, and earns his U.S. Citizenship.
A student with social anxiety and failed classes, attends our GED classes and finds relief in a welcoming environment that suits her needs.
Career advisor, Mary Fuller, helps students reach vocational goals, complete college applications, and attain living-wage careers
A sensory processing disorder prevented a young man from completing his education, until he found our GED classes who accommodated his needs.
A bread maker from Argentina works to improve his English skills and obtain U.S. Citizenship. This stability will help launch his bakery shop
Elizabeth Harvey joins the Center as our executive director. She has a background in economics and a passion for building strong communities.
Over the last 5 years, our executive director, Teresa Malone, expanded our education services. She now passes the torch to a new director.
Marie Roessler volunteers her time at the Education Center helping immigrants study for and obtain U.S. Citizenship.
