With the support of our partners The Wonderment Cooperative, our tenth-grade students pitched and launched a sustainable Tilapia Project — the first step in an ambitious ecosystem. The plan? To create a model where tilapia, gardens, and eventually greenhouses work together — a vision that could one day be replicated in schools and communities beyond our own.
After months—if not years—of dreaming about having a space to showcase our projects, we’re thrilled to announce the opening of our very own store in Antigua Guatemala: Meso Trading Post!
As part of our PAVE PATH PROGRAM, we aim to connect our students with various opportunities, such as volunteering, internships, and scholarships.
This newsletter from the Meso Foundation highlights their mission to empower dreams through education and business in Guatemala.
Key updates include: New Playground, Colegio Mesoamericano’s 26th Anniversary, Pixel’s Day at Mesoamericano and Meet Elmer Juárez
This newsletter from the Meso Foundation highlights their mission to promote English as a gateway to opportunities for a “happier, healthier, more prosperous Guatemala.” It features Colegio Mesoamericano’s impact through immersive English programs and volunteer support, as well as their partnership with Snow College, established in 2017.
English isn’t merely a language; it’s the gateway to a world of endless opportunities. The first thing you will find, as you walk into our campus at Colegio Mesoamericano, is a place filled with life.
Born in 2020, in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Indigo was conceived as a response to the emotional challenges faced by the community during the lockdown.
We were online for almost three years. COVID-19 was a relentless threat that did not distinguish gender, age, or race, yet different places dealt with it in their own distinctive ways.
Fátima Paxán, a 14-year-old girl, began her journey at Meso four years ago when she joined as a second-grade student, following her time at Santa Teresita Public School.
