We are thrilled to announce that The Americano Dream is partnering with Manor Independent School District to help collect donations for students and families in need.
What an incredible day it was for The Americano Dream! We delivered 15 Dell Technologies Chromebooks to KIPP Austin Brave High School – Multilingual Education.
In the heart of San Antonio, Texas, the spirit of community service is alive and well thanks to individuals like Cami Canales, a dedicated board member of The Americano Dream of Texas (TAD). Recently, her act of kindness and generosity has touched the life of Cristina Palacio, a sophomore at Churchill High School, in a remarkable way.
We are thrilled to announce a wonderful addition to The Americano Dream family. Please join us in welcoming our newest board member, Camila Bicalho!
Governor Greg Abbott today announced eight Jobs and Education for Texans (JET) grants to support career and technical education (CTE) training by six North Texas-area educational institutions.
Our friends at the Embassy of Spain invite young professional leaders to apply to this unique international intercultural experience.
Decades before Selena was crowned the Queen of Tejano Music, there was Lydia Mendoza. Today at TAD, we are celebrating the first iconic female Tejano singer, La Alondra de La Frontera.
Carlos Santana is an American guitarist who rose to fame in the late 1960s and early 1970s with his band Santana, which pioneered a fusion of Rock and roll and Latin American jazz.
We can’t celebrate the Hispanic impact on American culture without celebrating the “Queen of Tejano music” herself, Selena!
Gen. Richard E Cavazos was born in Kingsville, Texas in 1929. He graduated from Texas Tech University and began his military career during the Korean War.
