An association dedicated to empowering Hispanics in Houston for more than 50 years by offering much needed programs and free school is expanding its tuition-free public charter school services in Pasadena.
The Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans, which has helped Hispanics in Houston for more than 50 years, is expanding its services.The Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans, known as AAMA, has been dedicated to empowering Hispanic people in Houston for more than 50 years, offering much-needed programs and free schooling for local students.
"I still can't believe it. Who would think, 'Hey, I'm a worker for where I went to high school and middle school'?" Ibarra said.Ibarra works at the south campus, mentoring young students and helping them navigate challenges while seizing opportunities through AAMA's Work And Learn Center.The center offers career development programs and job training for students ages 16 to 24.
Garcia said offering free transportation and meals, along with its dual language program, ensures that more students in Pasadena will have access to invaluable resources. This makes education a possibility for many bilingual families who might otherwise struggle to afford it.
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