Rotary
How We Work
April 28, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
In Chacala Mexico …
students are continually lined up on our waiting list, some for more than a year. They pledge their willingness to participate faithfully with the CV Community Service Program, to work & study hard, attend all learning and project events, to share their strengths and seek assistance when they need help. Those who fail to devote themselves are carefully investigated and offered appropriate help. Those who persist in substandard effort are let go. Parents are required to develop as much equity in their student’s progress as they can. This means their supporting association, their own fund raisers, encouragement, in many cases relief from family business demands, and above all … equality and fairness among themselves. A student must begin CV in “Secondari” grades to qualify for support through High School and beyond.
Who could fail to notice one of the most recognizable symbols around the world ?
… The Geared Wheel of
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL …
Right here in Chacala Nayarit, Mexico.
We all see it daily gracing the Dale Reinhardt Learning Center, and driving by our wonderful new Chacala Medical Clinic or soon-to-move Recycling Center… and we will see it in the years to come on other vital projects. Each project is an evolving saga in itself; spanning many years, overcoming formidable obstacles and requiring countless devoted & selfless men & women. To learn more about these quiet Rotarian champions of critical Chacala progress, 