Thanks to the support and expertise of the New Edulight team, Collaborative Classroom programs are making a difference in Latin American territories, including Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean.
Customer Success Stories
Colegio Atid’s Primary Years Program: Vivian Orihuela on Writing
In this interview we feature Vivian Orihuela, academic and Primary Years Program (PYP) Coordinator at Colegio Atid in Mexico, who shares her experiences implementing the Being a Writer™ program and integrating it with International Baccalaureate (IB) programs. Read the interview.
ASF’s Writing Success: Cooperative Learning with Kristal Rice
In this spotlight interview, we hear from Kristal Rice, who describes her experience using Being a Writer when she was a teacher as well as how the program supported her goals as she transitioned to the role of Academic Dean in the American School Foundation in Mexico. Read the interview.
How Sierra Nevada Is Reducing Disciplinary Reports with Caring School Community
Elizabeth Ferguson, a middle school principal of the Escuela Sierra Nevada–San Mateo in Mexico shares how Caring School Community® has dramatically reduced disciplinary reports and is teaching students to make an authentic effort to be accepting toward all classmates. Read the interview.
Insights from Josefina Ramírez: Creating Inclusive Schools
Josefina Ramírez, the Safeguarding Lead at the Euroamerican School of Monterrey (a private trilingual school in Monterrey, Mexico) shares how Caring School Community is promoting and creating a culture of belonging in the adult community and intentionally teaching social skills to students. Read the interview.
Meet the Team
Esperanza R. De Noriega,
Founder and General Director of New Edulight
Gilma Maldonado, Educational Consultant
Miriam Aguilar,
Sales/Operations Manager
We always follow all the recommendations that New Edulight makes us. It has been a great experience working with them.
– Ivonne Lobo, Comunidad Educativa Tomás Moro
Working with New Edulight has been a positive experience; they are very supportive and are always innovating in the field of collaborative learning and the development of life skills, critical thinking skills and social emotional well-being in our students.
– Alexia Quiroga, Colegio Atid