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CEES is positioned as a prestigious school with annual tuition and fees for services like transportation and cafeteria "bar" adding up to a significant cost. This economic model supports the institution's high-quality facilities and programs. Offering scholarships or financial aid programs could make the school more accessible to students from different economic backgrounds, enhancing its socioeconomic reach.

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The institution has a significant social impact by fostering ethical leadership and civic responsibility among students. Its values-based education encourages community involvement and empathy, which are crucial for forming socially conscious citizens. However, expanding community outreach programs or enhancing diversity and inclusion efforts could further strengthen its social impact.

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While CEES doesn’t directly highlight environmental initiatives in its curriculum, its educational philosophy includes promoting respect for nature and instilling a sense of environmental responsibility. A possible area of improvement would be integrating more explicit sustainability practices into the school’s programs, such as waste reduction initiatives or projects focused on environmental conservation.

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Yshaí Mendoza

Students are taught about economics, entrepreneurship and management at school. Nevertheless, this is not well applied in an everyday basis. The school could partner up with local businesses such as the Bolones Cabeza de Niño around the corner, in order to foster the economy for local businesses and enhance the educational experience while learning a lot out of how it really is to have your own business and maintain it over the time while striving towards economic growth.

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Yshaí Mendoza

More engagement with foundations and social organizations can be implemented to promote a good environment and also teach good values to the students. While helping those in need, its students can create and feel a sense of belonging and foster community involvement. Enhanced social skills and emotional well-being among students are possible outcomes.

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Yshaí Mendoza

One activity that promotes the environmental area is the Big Bottle for recycling. It encourages students to deposit their plastic bottles from juices, sodas, waters in order not to make unnecessary waste while helping the environment with this practice. The school could surely implement more activities like this in order to become more eco-friendly.

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We learn about money and business management through some interrelated activities. We have programs and classes about personal finance, such as saving money, budgeting and making smart financial decisions. I think this really helps when we have to manage our own finances in the future. We even do activities where we can invest our time to see how money works and how it functions in the markets.

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Social activities at school aim to foster a sense of responsibility, empathy and leadership. To show students empathy with society, we can collaborate to help disadvantaged groups by donating clothes, notebooks, useful, among other materials in good condition. Another social initiative is the campaigns that we give about bullying, through workshops, posters or talks, helping to create a safer and more inclusive environment. They also organize cultural awareness days to celebrate diversity within the school.

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One of the activities that is done in primary school is to learn how to care for a bean and observe its growth process until it becomes a plant for the small garden. Other activities include recognition of environmental or recycling days. We also have a giant bottle for recycling bottles, which helps improve the environment. In addition, there are trash cans sorted by type of material, and talks are given to raise awareness about environmental damage or care.

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Nathan

Environmental Impact

Energy: Schools typically consume energy through lighting, electronic devices, heating, and cooling.

Waste Management: Classrooms, cafeterias, and administrative offices generate waste, including paper, food, and packaging.

Social Impact

Education: The institution’s educational quality directly affects students’ future opportunities.

Community Engagement: The school’s interaction with the local community, including partnerships, events, and outreach programs

Economic Impact

Sustainability: Schools need a stable financial model to continue operating and expanding.

Local Economy: The school provides employment for teachers, staff, and contractors and may impact local businesses by purchasing goods

and services

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Economic Impact

Evaluate the institution’s contribution to the local economy through employment, partnerships, and local investments. Review scholarship programs and efforts to make education accessible.

Areas for Improvement:

• Offering more scholarships or financial aid to support low-income students.

• Expanding job opportunities for local residents.

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Social Impact

Analyze the institution’s involvement in community engagement, inclusivity, and educational programs. Review policies on diversity, equality, and support for students, faculty, and the local community.

Areas for Improvement:

• Strengthening outreach programs to support underprivileged communities.

• Promoting more inclusive policies to enhance diversity within the institution.

• Increasing partnerships with local organizations for community development projects.

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Isabel Galarza

Environmental Impact

Regarding energy usage, waste management, and resource consumption for example water and energy. Examine whether the institution uses sustainable practices, like recycling programs or renewable energy sources.

Areas for Improvement:

• Implementing energy-efficient systems (e.g., LED lighting, solar panels).

• Reducing single-use plastics and promoting recycling.

• Engaging in reforestation or green initiatives to offset carbon emissions.

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Alejandra Meza

Job Creation:

Direct jobs (faculty, staff)

Indirect jobs (local businesses)

Economic Development:

Contributions to local economy

Alumni success and contributions

Return on Investment:

Cost-benefit analysis of education

Areas for Improvement:

Enhancing job creation opportunities

Strengthening partnerships with local businesses

Increasing alumni engagement and contributions

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Alejandra Meza

Resource Consumption:

Energy usage (electricity, fuel)

Water consumption

Waste generation (solid, liquid, gaseous)

Environmental Practices:

Recycling and waste management programs

Sustainable procurement policies

Green building initiatives (energy-efficient buildings, LEED certification)

Transportation policies (carpooling, public transit, bike-sharing)

Environmental Education:

Curriculum integration of environmental topics

Environmental clubs or initiatives

Areas for Improvement:

Reducing energy and water consumption through efficiency measures

Implementing more robust recycling and waste management programs

Promoting sustainable transportation options

Enhancing environmental education programs

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Alejandra Meza

Community Engagement:

Partnerships with local organizations

Volunteer programs

Outreach initiatives

Diversity and Inclusion:

Student body diversity

Faculty and staff diversity

Inclusive policies and practices

Accessibility:

Physical accessibility for students with disabilities

Accessibility of educational resources

Areas for Improvement:

Strengthening community engagement programs

Promoting diversity and inclusion initiatives

Improving accessibility for all students

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SASKIA BRITO

Alumni Network: A strong alumni network can foster economic opportunities for graduates and support the school's growth.

Educational Quality: Investing in quality education can lead to better-prepared graduates who are more likely to contribute positively to the economy.

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SASKIA BRITO

Community Engagement: Strengthening ties with the local community through volunteer programs, mentorship initiatives, or educational outreach can positively impact the surrounding area.

Inclusivity: Ensuring that the school is inclusive and accessible to students from diverse backgrounds can contribute to a more equitable and just society.

Mental Health Support: Providing adequate mental health resources and support for students can help them cope with challenges and develop resilience.

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SASKIA BRITO

Energy Consumption: Schools are significant energy consumers. The institution could explore energy-efficient technologies, such as LED lighting, solar panels, or smart thermostats.

Waste Management: Implementing proper waste segregation, recycling programs, and composting initiatives can help minimize the school's environmental impact.

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Schools often face challenges related to student stress, anxiety, and mental health. Expanding counseling services, implementing wellness programs, and reducing academic pressure could improve student life.

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Creating a comprehensive sustainability plan that includes goals like reducing the school's carbon footprint, waste management, and sustainable building practices could significantly enhance its environmental impact.

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Schools often play a critical role in fostering environmental awareness and sustainability practices among students. Environmental clubs or programs may promote recycling, energy conservation, and eco-friendly behaviors.

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LuisGordillo

Allow students to sell products that are accessible to others, learn about money management and have a grasp of it as adults. To organize events that will introduce you to different topics, themes outside the school routine, so you can discover things that you are passionate about or even see for your future.

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Jorge Gaguancela Promote the school better so that there are more students and have a plan to improve facilities, pay workers and have a better education.

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Jorge Gaguancela Scholarships are a key part for students to improve their qualifications and talk about teachers so they can receive a good salary for longer working time or benefits.

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LuisGordillo

Offer scholarships to students who are academically active and who need them because of their economic conditions. A medical room that helps at any time of the school day, and always be prepared for any situation, offer the best.

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offer more financial aid and create affordable education models that cater to lower income families and support local suppliers and initiatives, ensuring the institution’s procurement policies promote local economic growth

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Jorge Gaguancela Prohibition of tree felling reduce pollution and preserving natural habits also the institution could have electric generators to have it's own electricity.

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Develop mental health and wellness programs that support students and staff to create a positive social environment and expand diversity and inclusion initiatives, ensuring representation from various cultural, gender, and socio economic backgrounds

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institution promotes green practices, this can significantly reduce its carbon footprint. Environmental education programs or projects could spread awareness and foster sustainable behaviors among its students or stakeholders.

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LuisGordillo

The metal bottle, which as a primary function is to throw plastic bottles and after that are recycled or used in a better way. Good care for animals that live on trees of the campus, and therefore teach the little ones to grow up with this teaching.