Updated Mission Statement

  • October 17, 2024
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Re-Visioning Our New Mission, Vision, and Values Safe Passage’s newest Mission, Vision, and Values were officially approved during the annual meeting after a collaborative process between our leadership in Guatemala and the Board Programs Committee. This iterative process highlights our lived values and commitment to community leadership.   As a

The Board Visits Campus

  • October 17, 2024
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The Board Visits Campus Safe Passage board members traveled from near and far to attend an in-person annual meeting on October 10-11. This time on-site allowed them to gain greater insight into the successes, opportunities, and challenges that are top priorities as we look ahead to the next 25

Local Leadership Advances within Safe Passage

  • October 17, 2024
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Local Leadership Advances within Safe Passage We are proud to share that Pablo Callejas has stepped into the role of Associate Director for Safe Passage, solidifying a shared leadership model that builds the strength and capacity of our organization. This promotion formalizes Pablo’s role in co-leading the organization into

Change in Support Team Program at Safe Passage

  • October 2, 2024
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Announcement – Change in Support Team Program at Safe Passage Historically, Support Teams have played a critical role at Safe Passage, introducing individuals to our mission from far and wide – who often have become our greatest supporters and ambassadors. Additionally, they have provided skills, training, and resources that

Impact Newsletter Spring 2024

  • May 21, 2024
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Your Impact through Spring 2024 Our impact newsletter (in English and Spanish below) includes stories from teachers on campus and anecdotes about student successes. We’re also sharing some recent events and exciting news about our spring matching program. If you would like to help us continue our mission in

In Loving Memory

  • February 15, 2024
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In Loving Memory Mercedes Chavez Caal Mercedes was in her 7th year of teaching 1st grade at Safe Passage. She was deeply passionate about education, literacy, the Expeditionary Learning model, and our community. She was trusted and respected by students, peers and our staff. In addition to being a