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Slices of Daily Life — School Relocation

Here’s a photographic tip for you. Always carry your camera to capture the unexpected images life throws your way. I mean you’re …

Don’t laugh! It could happen; you never know. Or perhaps they’re simply catching up with homework while someone documents the meet-up with …

Here’s your Spanish word of the day: Civismo I caught this slice of life of kids from primary school being thought civics …

I saw this group of students right outside the building of former Universidad de San Carlos de Borromeo, now Museo de Arte …

Today was the last class of the history of Antigua Guatemala certificate backed by the Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, USAC. …

As I have mentioned before, bookstores and stationary stores are jam-packed around this time of the year in Guatemala since the new …

I stumbled upon these kids going to their marching band practice and asked if I could take a picture because I noticed …

This photo was taken around the basket ball court of the public school of San Juan del Obispo shown a few days …

As I have mentioned before, Guatemala’s school year begins in January and end in October. So even though in many places of …

Here’s another day trip away from regular school day. Boy, when I was a kid anything to get me away from a …

Just like the separation of State and Church is not an issue in Antigua Guatemala, taking students from a public school to …

As I mentioned yesterday, more often Antigua Guatemala is becoming a gathering venue. Any excuse is good enough to form a crowd …

Spanish classes can be exhausting, especially full immersion classes, so make sure you take breaks often… your dog will be glad too. …

I caught these would-be High School teachers learning Guatemalan history on Sunday in front of the Church of San Pedro Las Huertas. …