Programs

The preschool program serves children ages 4–6 with a curriculum grounded in Guatemala's CNB framework, adapted to integrate K'iche' language and worldview as part of each student's identity. Learning happens through play, free movement, and exploration — prioritizing emotional, social, and cognitive development in a safe and nurturing environment.

Elementary covers grades 1–6 for students ages 7–14, with certified local teachers and a focus on critical thinking, literacy, and mathematics. K'iche' culture is integrated across all subjects — content is not simply translated, it is taught through each student's own identity. Assessment is project- and skills-based, with pathways to certified local equivalency.

The psychology team works with students, parents, and Sueños staff to promote individual and collective mental health. It provides individual, family, and group therapy sessions, along with monthly workshops on topics the community has historically had limited access to. During crisis situations, the team provides direct intervention and emotional support to families.

The social work program was created to accompany families through the legal cases the institution navigates each year — from guidance on complaints and documentation to direct support at government institutions. It also manages institutional resources, coordinates with partner organizations, and facilitates conscious parenting workshops for mothers and fathers.

The nutrition program provides daily breakfast and lunch to all students, prepared with high-value foods including fruits, vegetables, proteins, and iron sources. Meals are designed to sustain energy and concentration throughout the school day, and are integrated into each student's overall wellbeing monitoring.