Non-Profit
At Atlanta Spanish Immersion, we believe in making
a positive impact by investing in the future of our
local community. Through our non-profit initiatives,
we aim to provide opportunities for students in underserved
areas to grow through language
and cultural experiences.
How we plan to give back
Free Spanish Classes for Teens in Underserved Areas
- Our goal is to make a huge impact in the Spanish language learning experience for students in Metro-Atlanta schools. To achieve this, we are committed to empowering students by donating at least 200 hours of 1 -on-1 Spanish classes to one or more schools or a specific school district in Metro-Atlanta. At the end of the year, we will hold a raffle to select the winners and distribute these classes.
- Additionally, we aim to donate 1% of our total profits to a school or district in need within the Metro-Atlanta area, reinforcing our commitment to supporting underserved communities.
- In the future, we aspire to go even further by raising money and providing support for a Title-1 school in need. Our ultimate vision is to raise enough funds for their high school Spanish students to participate in a study abroad program in a Spanish-speaking country, enriching their learning experience and fostering global connections.
- This initiative reflects our dedication to enhancing opportunities for students and making a lasting impact on their educational journeys.
Partnering with Atlanta
Public Schools (APS)
Our goal is to collaborate closely with APS schools and provide 1-on-1 tutoring and conversational practice sessions for students. We will prioritize Title 1 schools, ensuring that students with the greatest need get access to personalized support.
Cultural Exchange:
Student Trip to Costa Rica
In the future, we will select a group of students from our programs to participate in a trip to Costa Rica, where they can immerse themselves in the language, engage with local communities, and experience firsthand the richness of a new culture.
These initiatives reflect our core values of learning, community, and cultural exchange. By working with APS and Title 1 schools, we aim to inspire students to become bilingual citizens who can thrive academically and culturally in a global society.
