Because of the local geography, the walk to school was often unpredictable and unsafe for half the children of San Antonio. Parents took matters into their own hands and built a permanent pedestrian bridge across a river that was dividing the community in two
Stories From The Field: A Student’s Journey Through Covid-19
Since 2015, Project Schoolhouse scholarship student Olvin has been attending high school. He is in the middle of his 4th year of high school (out of 5). His grades are incredible and he continues to excel academically.
Stories from the field: Meet William
Since 2015, Project Schoolhouse scholarship student Olvin has been attending high school. He is in the middle of his 4th year of high school (out of 5). His grades are incredible and he continues to excel academically.
STORIES FROM THE FIELD: Meet Olvin
Since 2015, Project Schoolhouse scholarship student Olvin has been attending high school. He is in the middle of his 4th year of high school (out of 5). His grades are incredible and he continues to excel academically.
STORIES FROM THE FIELD: Meet Jasmina
A letter from Jasmina, one of our scholarship students, to her donor.
Good Food, Positive Change, Long Friendships: The Buenos Aires Cafe and Paola Smith
From hosting events, to fundraising, to donating time and resources, Paola Guerrero Smith, long-time friend of PSH director Tab Barker and owner of Buenos Aires Café, has continuously and generously supported Project Schoolhouse for more than a decade. It is because of extraordinary people like her that Project School House has been able to achieve extraordinary results. This is the …
Black Tooth Brewing Company: Can Beer Save the World?
But really – can beer save the world? To tackle this question we spoke with Jesse Woods, General Manager of the Black Tooth Brewing Company in Sheridan, Wyoming. Pioneers of Sheridan’s first modern-day microbrewery, Black Tooth wants to put Wyoming on the national craft beer map. Along the way they have committed to investing back into the local community, supporting …
Sheridan Delegation Travels to San José el Paraíso
If you’ve traveled internationally, you probably know that the hardest part is often just getting there. There’s the preparation, the documents, the scramble to learn a few key phrases, then the actual travel. But for eight teachers who journeyed to San José el Paraíso this past March, the toughest part was not getting from Wyoming to the farthest reaches of …