Confident, experienced, and attentive teachers

From the moment your child steps into the room, they will immediately feel welcome and safe.  Their little eyes will open and a broad smile will appear each and every time they hear and speak in a wonderful new language.  None of this is by accident.  EasySpanish123 was founded by a teacher whose experience level exceeds most other resources.

  • Native Spanish-Speaking staff
  • All have Masters or Bachelor degrees (some have multiple, some bestowed in their home country)
  • All have extensive experience teaching in the Washington, D.C. area (some in public schools, all in private schools)
  • The small classes afford an intimate and focused setting that allows for personalized attention.

You are welcome to observe a class or to have your child attend a class.  Neither of you will be disappointed. Spanish is as easy as 123!

High Quality Education

Our youngsters in an environment that involves back-and-forth discussions, with everything a child could want to enjoy learning. From crafts to songs to dance to skits, we do it all. 

The children don’t even know they are learning Spanish.  They are just learning a slightly different way to communicate and they thrive in the setting.

Qualified Teachers

Years of experience in early child education and teaching has allowed our staff to come up with a customized curriculum that focuses on careful, balanced interaction with children.

Our classes are small and the children have a wonderful time. At the same time, their wonderful minds develop with valuable skills and attributes that transcend learning a second language.

Cute Environment

Experience has shown us that young children absorb more in a smaller classroom setting.  The teacher (who may have an aide) works one-on-one with each child

and the group activities form a wonderful learning environment that will have your children looking forward to Saturdays

Our Vision and Mission

Each child has a unique character and all are suited towards learning Spanish in a nurturing environment with capable, patient,

and experienced teachers in a secure and focused setting.  Above all, learning Spanish is easy and fun and develops skills that will enrich the child’s life forever.

MEET OUR TEAM

Rosario Allauca Castillo

DIRECTOR

Rosario, our Director, is also a lead teacher with more than a decade of experience with younger children. She has a Masters in Higher Education from her home country of Peru and a Masters degree in the USA. For years she has taught kindergarten and Spanish language immersion and has taught and supervised student teachers. Her calm but focused approach to working with young children endears her to the children, parents and staff whom she supervises.

 

Yaira A Abuhatab

ENRICHMENT COORDINATOR – AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS & LEAD TEACHER

Rosario, our Director, is also a lead teacher with more than a decade of experience with younger children. She has a Masters in Higher Education from her home country of Peru and a Masters degree in the USA. For years she has taught kindergarten and Spanish language immersion and has taught and supervised student teachers. Her calm but focused approach to working with young children endears her to the children, parents and staff whom she supervises.

 

Ana Lopez U

Lead Teacher & Campus Coordinator

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Ana Lopez U

Lead Teacher & Campus Coordinator

lead teachers

Raquel Chacón

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Arnolia Estupinan

Yeysi Rodriguez

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Miriam Bonilla

Maria Valle

Belkis Martinez

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Irma Guzman

Teaching Assistants

Ana Elsy B

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Astrid Cotom

Maria Pilar Saba

Location of classes

Our classes are given on Saturday mornings in the beautiful St. Columba’s Episcopal Church* at 4201 Albemarle St NW, one block west of Wisconsin Ave. and just north of the intersection of Wisconsin and Nebraska Aves. (Tenley Circle). 

Metro: Take the Red Line to the Tenleytown/AU station. Use the west exit, and head south on Wisconsin Avenue. Turn right onto Albemarle Street and walk one block to the church. Walk past the church and enter through the wooden gate and walk past the building, into the center courtyard.  Follow the signs.

Parking: Street parking is easy to find on Saturday mornings. There is a small church parking lot located on Butterworth Place, which may have space available.

*EasySpanish123 is not affiliated with or endorsed by St. Columba’s Episcopal Church

Entrance to the school

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