Representing Guatemala

20 Meso students represented both Meso and Guatemala at the UNESCO Center for Peace camp in Maryland, USA, and visited landmarks in New York and Washington, D.C.

Introducing Meso Eats!

We’re excited to introduce the launch of our third social business! On our school campus, Meso Eats is dedicated to serving our students, teachers, and visitors with wholesome and tasty meals, freshly prepared using in-season local produce.

Partnership with Luis von Ahn Foundation

We are thankful for the opportunity to collaborate with partners such as the Luis von Ahn Foundation, who share our commitment to supporting leaders and non-profit organizations within the Guatemalan community. These partnerships are vital in helping us fulfill our mission.

A bridge to Snow College

We proudly sent our first group of 3 students to Snow College in Ephraim, Utah. This opened the door for more students each year to go to Snow and further their education.

Largest graduating class!

Despite COVID-induced chaos, lockdowns, and hybrid learning challenges, we triumphantly graduated our largest class to date, consisting of 48 students, showcasing resilience and adaptability in unprecedented times.

Graduating in the middle of COVID

In the height of COVID-19, we proudly graduated 41 seniors who completed their high school education online, and in isolation. We held a small on-campus ceremony for students and parents, but strict local restrictions prevented a class photo.

Back to campus

Returning to school in person after 2 years of isolation and remote learning brings excitement for reconnecting with peers, teachers, and a sense of normalcy.

Project Indigo launches at Meso

During the COVID-19 pandemic, we successfully introduced and piloted Indigo, our emotional intelligence-based curriculum, over an initial 12-week period at Colegio Mesoamericano, facilitated by our dedicated team of psychologists.