Our Alliances

For three decades, Pacific American Foundation programs and projects have served community and youth with programs connected to education, culture, and environmental sustainability. Programs include Leadership Development, Career Planning and Placement, Environmental Stewardship and Protection, Youth Mentoring, Cultural Preservation, and Culturally-Relevant Project-Based Learning.

What School Could Be is a collaborative community platform for educators around the world. WSCB equips change agents with resources to mobilize their communities around a vision of school that prepares students for their futures. WSCB supports confidence-building teacher-led 'small steps' that transform learning experiences. This joyful change model draws on the expertise and insights of those in the field, and builds on schools' successes and bright spots. WSCB strives to help school communities build consensus on what their school could be, and to support their collaborative, joyful efforts to get there.

The Tri-Association is a non-profit organization, comprised of private, accredited, independent schools, offering an American-style education, and residing in three geographic regions (Central America, Mexico, Colombia, Caribbean). The Tri-Association nurtures mutually supportive communities to transform learning and support schools and students as agents of responsible change.

The East Asia Regional Council of Schools is an organization established in 1958 and since then it has worked to build learning and leadership capacity in international schools in Asia.

EARCOS focuses on building an inclusive community of learners and it currently has 229 member schools in East Asia. These schools have a total of more than 190, 908 pre-K to 12th grade students. EARCOS also has 155 associate members— textbook and software publishers and distributors, universities, financial planners, architectural firms, insurance companies, youth organizations, etc— and 44 individual members.

Sierra Leone Rising is a non-profit organization that fosters quality education, supports female empowerment, and ensures public health safety in rural Sierra Leone. Principled Learning Strategies is a partner for educational initiatives, including digital literacy (establishing computer labs, online training), providing teaching and learning materials (furniture, chalk, textbooks, scholarships), and helping to coordinate educational collaboration (pen pal exchanges, video conferencing and cultural studies). Collaborative educational partnerships have also engaged students in conversations and projects about female empowerment and public health.

WholeSchools is an educational consulting group based in Mexico City created by a growing network of global educators specializing in both international and local accreditations, pedagogical frameworks and teaching practices that are at the vanguard of educational approaches such as the Finnish System, Reggio Emilia, the International Baccalaureate and Harvard Project Zero. The WholeSchools mission is to empower educational institutions by implementing best practices and international programs, that will help schools enhance their competitiveness and strengthen the well being of their educational community, in order to transform society. The WholeSchools team has years of experience working in International, American and local schools in Mexico, Latin America, the US and Europe.