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Some decisions begin long before a vote. At Gimnasio La Montaña, the 2026–2027 School Governance Elections gave our students the opportunity to take on a real challenge: to look closely at their school, understand what their community is experiencing, and think about how they could contribute to making it better. To develop their proposals, candidates…
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At Gimnasio La Montaña, we believe that education also takes place when a student discovers that they can be a role model for others. Some of the most meaningful learning happens beyond the classroom: when an older student takes a younger child by the hand, listens to their story, shares a laugh, or realizes that…
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The new school year began with a special gathering to place in God’s hands the challenges, lessons, and opportunities that we will experience together as a community. Every new beginning opens the door to new paths. For this reason, the opening Mass was an opportunity to pause, give thanks, and remember the meaning of walking…
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Young people aren’t the leaders of tomorrow. Sociologists and political scientists point out that calling youth “the leaders of tomorrow” is often used as a rhetorical tool by existing power structures to delay the sharing of real decision-making. In his seminal 1978 journal article, Jack Flasher used the term “adultism” to describe prejudice, systematic bias,…
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