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ESOL teacher Marlene Rodriguez works with the moms on the present continuous tense, as one of their kids observes.![3]()
Duke student in green helps a Guatemalan read a book in English – her third language.![1]()
Hope CommUnity Center mom (right) reads her outline of her book.![IMG_0207]()
Mural in the Hope CommUnity Center’s community room where the ESOL class takes place.![IMG_0211]()
Service Learning Director Maria Desangles poses next to the women’s empowerment collage the students in the youth program created with the Duke Women’s Center.![IMG_0206]()
Entrance to Hope CommUnity CenterCommunity Center Offers Hope to Immigrant Moms
Every Tuesday the 17 moms of a small community in Apopka, FL board a bus with their young children to attend an ESOL class at the Hope CommUnity Center.
Move Forward
- Community Center Offers Hope to Immigrant Moms
