Escuela Primaria Profesor Manuel Aguilar Sáenz

Mexico City, Mexico

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School details

Student population

402

Grades

1st to 6th grades

Year founded

1983

About the school’s needs

Escuela Primaria Profesor Manuel Aguilar Sáenz is located within the Vicente Guerrero Housing Unit in the Iztapalapa District of Mexico City, an area affected by high levels of violence, insecurity, and crime.

In this environment, the school represents a safe space where students can engage in learning, strengthen life skills, and develop their personalities.

Supporting this school enables the creation of safe spaces, extracurricular programs, and other vital changes that positively impact students' lives.

Help the students at Escuela Primaria Profesor Manuel Aguilar Sáenz to understand that their community believes in them—and that the future is full of hope and opportunity.

Help give the children of Escuela Primaria Profesor Manuel Aguilar Sáenz the future they deserve.

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What your sponsorship does

Your investment inspires hope, strengthens neighborhoods, and builds brighter futures for generations to come.

When you sponsor a school, you’re directly funding programs that meet your school’s specific needs. These may include:

After-school programs
Mentoring
Trauma-informed counseling
Academic resources
Essential repairs

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Meet the students

Sofía

“I want to be a teacher when I grow up. I like to draw and play with my friends.

I wish my school had a lab with computers, so more kids could have tools to learn.”

—Sofía, 10

Meet the director

“Manuel Aguilar Saénz Elementary School is a place where teachers and staff are committed to the learning and well-being of students.

Our vision is to provide a safe environment where each student can develop to his or her full potential, despite the challenges facing the community.

We try to manage the situations that arise and do the best we can, thinking of the future of the young people.”

—Teacher Alma