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Photos: Camino Nuevo CEO Welcome Reception

Thank you for attending the welcome reception for Camino Nuevo CEO Adriana Abich. We hope you were inspired by the stories you heard and Adriana's vision of what is possible when children from low-income communities have access to a high-quality education. See the photos.
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Bill Siart Honored with the 2018 Camino Nuevo Luminary Award

Bill Siart, the former president and chief executive officer of Excellent Education Development LLC, a nonprofit corporation that develops and manages charter public schools, was recognized with the 2018 Camino Nuevo Luminary Award for his commitment to education reform and his contributions to the students and families of Camino Nuevo Charter Academy.
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Welcome to Our New Website!

Thank you for visiting our new online home! Please check back often as we will be adding fresh content regularly so that you can continue to learn about our work to ensure all kids have access to high quality public education.
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Our Mission

Pueblo Nuevo Education and Development Group champions the work of Camino Nuevo Charter Academy. We deliver a continuum of programs and services to help increase educational equity and expand educational opportunities for students. Our mission is to enrich the traditional educational experience to position our students for success in school, in college, in their careers, and in life. 
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Our Work

Ensure More Children Have Access to early Education

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Provide Experiences that Enrich Students' Lives

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Prepare Students for Success in College

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Engage with partners and families to Strengthen Communities

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Our Schools at a Glance

  • 3,200 students from TK-12
  • 6 Schools
  • 94% qualify for free or reduced price lunch
  • 79% of our students are multilingual learners
  • 14% receive special education services
  • 92% first in their family to attend college