Celebrating Our COMMUNICATE! 2023-2024 Graduates

Mani Rubio

05/15/2024

On May 9th, Jubilee Park and Community Center celebrated a significant milestone with the graduation of our adult education program participants. The event was graced by Municipal Representative Jesse Moreno, who delivered an inspiring speech highlighting the importance of this achievement for families and individuals in Dallas. This celebration, marking the third year of our program, showcased the dedication and hard work of 75 adults who completed the "Communicate!" English Leveled Program, signaling a bright future for our community.

On May 9th, we celebrated a significant milestone at Jubilee Park and Community Center: the graduation of our adult education program participants. This special evening was graced by Municipal Representative Jesse Moreno, who delivered an inspiring speech. He shared, "Today marks an important moment in the life of many families and individuals in Dallas, as they finish their first year in a program where they will learn to communicate in English. I congratulate each one of you. And also I congratulate those who completed the Citizenship program that helps you prepare for the citizenship and naturalization test. We need more people like you. Congratulations."

This event marks the third year of our adult education program, and the joy and pride were palpable. We were honored to have members of the Dallas Police Department join our families for a night of enjoyment and celebration. Officer Sanders expressed his pride and support, stating, "I've been serving Jubilee Park and Community Center for years. I am proud of what you guys are able to accomplish here and how you support our community. This graduation is truly a sign of something big happening at Jubilee. Thank you [SRA Ministries] for being here for the community."

Today, we proudly celebrate our third year of graduating adults from our English Leveled Program called "Communicate!" Our goal is to equip adults with the necessary skills to find their inner voice and communicate effectively with others. This year, 75 adults completed the year-long program, marking a significant achievement in their journey towards better communication and integration into the community.

Congratulations to all our graduates! We look forward to continuing to support and empower our community.