The López Family
Like any working parent, Agustina López was always busy. Then one day, she received a phone call from about PCEP.
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Casanova Family
Marta Casanova was introduced to AVANCE by a family friend who suggested she attend PCEP.
The De La Garza Family
One day in 1988, Rosa De La Garza was at home when an AVANCE representative unexpectedly knocked on her door.
Fabiola Loya
Fabiola Loya discovered AVANCE in 2013 when a representative came by her home to discuss PCEP.
The Caro Family
Simon Caro and Guadalupe Flores were enjoying a day in the park with their family when they received a flyer for PCEP.
Ana Lorena Carrasco
In 2006, while picking her children up from school, Ana Lorena noticed a woman carrying a little doll.
Rosario Garza
Rosario Garza learned of AVANCE during the pandemic when a teacher contacted her about Early Head Start openings.
La CEO de AVANCE habla sobre el bilingüismo y el aprendizaje en dos idiomas en Newsweek
Dr. Teresa Granillo, AVANCE CEO, recently authored an article on bilingualism and dual-language learning as a member of the Newsweek Expert Forum, “Uplift Bilingual Children by Dispelling Myths and Improving Dual-language Learning.” In the article, Dr. Granillo draws on recent research and AVANCE’s work with advocacy organization UnidosUS to describe how negative attitudes toward bilingualism impact … Leer más
AVANCE + Head Start + Early Head Start = 28 años de éxito
In 1964, the US government, driven by new research on the impact of poverty, particularly on education, tasked an expert panel with developing a program to support the development of disadvantaged preschool children. What emerged was the Head Start program, initially launched in 1965 as a summer catch-up program to improve school readiness. A year … Leer más
AVANCE presentará en el Simposio de Dos Generaciones en Puerto Rico
AVANCE is pleased to announce that Chief Executive Officer Dr. Teresa Granillo and Chief Operating Officer Sonia Dominguez have been invited to speak at a symposium hosted by the Instituto del Desarrollo de la Juventud (IDJ) in Puerto Rico. Gathering officials from public, private, and nonprofit organizations that serve low-income families, this first symposium, Modelos … Leer más