ABOUT HERENCIA GUADALUPANA
About us
About us
“I am the Mother of God’s only Son. I am the Mother of all.”
~Virgen de Guadalupe at Tepeyac 1531
Historically, the virgin appeared in 1531 to San Juan Diego and brought hope to the indigenous people of Mexico. She brought a spirituality that rooted in the love of God we should be inclusive and strive for justice, embrace dignity, and love mercy. With this Guadalupana spirituality, families in poverty will have the strength to overcome obstacles and thrive.
Overall, Herencia Guadalupana sets your child on a path of educational excellence and the personal strength to become a future servant leader.
Herencia Guadalupana Goals
Grow: To institute viable organization for posterity to perpetuate a social Justice educational model for vulnerable children in poverty
Dissemination: To share our model, research and concepts our across the nation to focus on social/emotional areas as foundational to excellence in learning for children in poverty
Advocacy: To join with likeminded people to build coalitions to influence, policy, funding, legislation, and awareness of the need for a change in the education of vulnerable and poor children in our country.
Our Vision
Secure Economic and Social Prosperity: One Preschooler at a Time
Our Philosophy
We believe all children in poverty have gifts to change the world.
Our Values
Justice, Mercy, and Dignity
Our Mission
We exist to permeate Guadalupana Social Justice Model in the early learning field so that children in poverty reach their human potential.
Motto
Nurture Brilliant Thinkers, Global Leaders, and Caring Citizens
Benefits for Your Child
All strategies stem from Best Practices and Research
75% of learning is from exploring, experimenting, planning, and interacting.
Children are constantly talking, questioning, and problem solving.
Leadership, group work, negotiating, explaining, and listening are paramount.
compassion, cooperation and empathy.
The executive functions of resilience, perseverance, goal-focus and self-regulation are internalized by children.