Day 55 - A Picture Tour of the SCCLC

A Picture Tour of the SCCLC

The Santa Cruz Christian Learning Center, SCCLC, is the school I worked at in the 1980s.  It was my first job after college.  Now that I am retired, I am back.

Many things have changed.  In the 1980s it was primarily a missionary kid school, with 50% of the students being Bolivian.  Now there are fewer missionaries in Bolivia because of political reasons, but the school is still here.  It is now considered to be an international school, with close to 80% of the student population being Bolivian, and more than half the staff Bolivian.  Now all the rooms are air-conditioned and computers are in every room.  I can show YouTube videos or PowerPoints from my computer ad project them on a screen in my room.  Very different from the blackboard world of the 80s. 

So when you enter campus, you see the office entrance.

Here are the lower elementary classrooms.  Not much has changed since the 80s.

My class was here in the 80s.

Here is the library designed by my student, Jason.

Here is the two story high school wing.  I’m in the room on the lower left. 

This is the lunch room, with the gym behind it.

All the rooms open to the out-of-doors and the campus with beautiful flowers.  Besides the beautiful physical environment, the SCCLC has a beautiful spiritual environment.  Imagine working at a place where they expect you to share the Gospel message!