Saint Francis of Assisi School
Goal of Program: To provide high-standard academic opportunities to a multi-cultural student body. St. Francis of Assisi School serves a Native American community – the Jicarilla Apache Nation – in Dulce, New Mexico, and the people of Lumberton – a rural ranching community. Many of Lumberton's citizens are Hispanic. Our mission is: to teach and live the Gospel message of Jesus Christ through family involvement in worship, evangelization, education, and service.
Placement Type: Teaching grades K-8, Title I, teacher's aide, religion teacher (Catholic).
Program Categories
Countries Served: United States
States Served: NM
Living arrangement: In community with other volunteers; At placement site
Length of service: Summer Program; 9-12 Months; 1-2 Years; 2+ Years
Financial arrangement: Room and Board; Stipend; Medical Insurance; Loan Deferment/Forbearance
Age Preference: 21-30; 31-54; 55 and over
Marital Status preference: Accepts Married couples without dependents
Visa requirement: Accepts applicants from outside the U.S. who secure their own visas
Education Preference: 4-year degree; Advanced degree
Gender preference: Accepts Men and Women
Accepts Group Opportunities: Program accepts School/Parish groups for short-term opportunities
Accessible Housing: Program has accessible housing/placements for volunteers with physical disabilities