From Cookies to Classrooms: A High School Club That’s Changing Lives
Latin American sweets, scholarship goals, and one determined student: discover how a high school club is changing the world, one bake sale at a time.
School the World Launches in the Philippines
School the World is expanding to the Philippines—our first step beyond Latin America in pursuit of our Moonshot 2030 vision. Learn how we’re partnering locally to launch our proven education model in communities that need it most.
The Smart Way to Write About a Service Trip in Your College Application
You’ve heard it before—don’t write your college essay about a service trip. But what if that advice is missing the point? Learn how to make your story stand out.
How Teaching at the Right Level Tutoring is Transforming Literacy and Numeracy in Central America
Across Central America, too many children reach upper primary school without mastering basic reading and math skills. School the World’s evidence-based tutoring program, grounded in Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL), is helping thousands of students catch up, thrive, and prepare for critical academic transitions. With global recognition and strong partnerships, this model is reshaping what’s possible for children in Guatemala, Honduras, and Panama.
From Cookies to Classrooms: A High School Club That’s Changing Lives
Latin American sweets, scholarship goals, and one determined student: discover how a high school club is changing the world, one bake sale at a time.
School the World Launches in the Philippines
School the World is expanding to the Philippines—our first step beyond Latin America in pursuit of our Moonshot 2030 vision. Learn how we’re partnering locally to launch our proven education model in communities that need it most.
The Smart Way to Write About a Service Trip in Your College Application
You’ve heard it before—don’t write your college essay about a service trip. But what if that advice is missing the point? Learn how to make your story stand out.
National Literacy Day: How Classroom Libraries Are Transforming Education in Central America
Every year, book delivery days bring joy to parents, teachers, and children—proof that classroom libraries are more than shelves of stories. They are shared investments in literacy, fueling pride, possibility, and a culture of reading across Guatemala, Honduras, and Panama.
Alumni Spotlight: Gabriela Baghdady – From Service Trips to Law School
As a high school student, Gabriela Baghdady traveled with School the World to Guatemala, where working alongside families opened her eyes to the power of education and community. Nearly a decade later, those experiences continue to guide her journey—from studying international relations to teaching and now pursuing law school with a focus on education and equity.
Celebrating Our Largest and Most Impactful Service Learning Season Yet
From February to July, students and professionals joined School the World in Central America—not just building classrooms and playgrounds, but perspective, empathy, and global citizenship. See how we combine high-quality experiences with deep community partnerships.
Jefry’s Journey: From the End of the Road to a New Beginning
In Honduras, nearly 4 in 10 students never make it past 6th grade. For Jefry, that could have been the end of his education—until a scholarship changed his story. Read how one opportunity kept his dreams alive.
Returning with Purpose: Reflections from Second-Time Student Service Learning Participants in Honduras
What changes when students return for a second service trip? A lot, it turns out. From confidence to connection, these returning Global Ambassadors share what deepened their impact in Honduras.
Planting Possibility in La Dalia: Why the Transition to Secondary School Matters
A recent forum in La Dalia, Honduras revealed just how powerful that question can be. Learn how School the World is helping students dream bigger—and take the next step beyond primary school.