Todos Juntos says its programs have reached more than 900 Estacada students this year

Julie Sering, community manager at the nonprofit Todos Juntos, presented a summary of the organization’s programs that partner with local schools, saying, “Este año Todos Juntos ha impactado a más de 900 niños en toda la comunidad.”

Todos Juntos described a range of free services it provides in partnership with the local school district, including early-childhood classes, tutoring, extracurricular STEM activities and career-connected learning for older students. Sering said these services support children and their families both during and after the school day.

The organization highlighted early-childhood offerings such as Jump Start to kindergarten and Little Chippers, and programs called Brainboxes for families with children from newborns to age 4 intended to help caregivers support early learning at home. For elementary students the group offers intensive tutoring and STEM extracurriculars “to help them succeed and develop practical skills,” Sering said.

Sering also described supports for secondary students: career-connected learning programs, a homework club and youth councils, and prevention resources to promote healthy decision-making. She framed these services as part of a continuum of support, noting that Todos Juntos has worked with the local school district since 2003 to provide community-based programs.

On scale, Sering gave the current-year impact figure—more than 900 children—without presenting a breakdown by program, school or funding source. For more information, she directed listeners to the organization’s website and closed by saying, "Todos juntos hacemos la diferencia."