A World to Discover: The Hudson County Latino Foundation Aids Student Trip to Puerto Rico

A World to Discover: The Hudson County Latino Foundation Aids Student Trip to Puerto Rico
Hoboken, New Jersey – Feb.1, 2022: The Hudson County Latino Foundation (HCLF) is delighted to announce a $1,000 scholarship donation to Hoboken Dual Language Charter School (HoLa) to help ensure the capstone HoLa Puerto Rico trip is accessible to all students, regardless of financial ability.
“In today’s interconnected world, it is essential to interact and experience the reality of different cultures and geographical regions,” says Vanessa Trinidad, HCLF’s Chairwoman.
“We share similar values with HoLa and are thrilled to be able to offer this opportunity to a local student.”
Traveling opens the mind to endless opportunities, knowledge, and experiences that aren’t necessarily available in a classroom.
“We are thankful for the generous donation from HCLF that makes it possible for all students to participate in this experience abroad later this year. We are incredibly proud to partner with HCLF and are grateful for all they do for the Hudson County community,” said Nicole Cammarota, President of HoLa’s Board of Trustees.
The Hudson County Latino Foundation proudly joins Hoboken Dual Language Charter School by providing unique opportunities for our community’s children to thrive.
The Hudson County Latino Foundation (HCLF) works to deliver unmatched services to communities in the areas of healthcare, education, and community development. Founded in 2017, HCLF, a 501c(3) accredited organization, is driven by the values of transparency, selfless service, and dedication for all to improve the lives of residents in Hudson County and reduce the socio-economic gap for marginalized groups. 

 

Hoboken Dual Language Charter School (HoLa) is a K-8 dual language immersion public charter school in Hoboken, NJ with over 415 students. Students predominantly join HoLa in Kindergarten and, regardless of language background, spend 90% of their day in Spanish-speaking classrooms in the early grades. Students gradually receive increasing amounts of instruction in English, and by 4th grade instruction is 50% Spanish and 50% English. HoLa is committed to providing an exceptional education in Spanish and English to develop engaged, well-rounded bilingual citizens with a global and multicultural perspective, who take personal responsibility for becoming positive members of their communities. HoLa is a tuition-free, public school that is open to all students in NJ. HoLa Hoboken – Hoboken Dual Language Charter School
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