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Juan Carlos' Biography Page |
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Please Click Here to Visit Juan Carlos's Personally Created Webpage!!
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Juan Carlos came to the Micah House in February 2005 as a thirteen year
old boy. He is unique in the Micah House for several reasons.
The biggest reason is that he speaks more English than Spanish! He
was part of a day care program run by an American missionary who took him
in at the age of three. Juan Carlos is an avid reader and likes to read books about American Indians, the holocaust and anything in the genre of juvenile fiction! |
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| This is Juan Carlos as an eight year old. Thanks to the missionaries that took him in, Juan Carlos had a pretty happy childhood! |
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| Here, Juan Carlos stands with his biological mother, Maxima and sister Norma in front of the Micah House. Now that he is at the Micah House, he sees his biological parents on a monthly basis. Since he has never really lived with his family, he is just getting to know them. |
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| Juan Carlos has many talents! Besides reading and studying, he is learning how to paint. He also likes to ride his bike in our neighborhood and he is on a soccer team with the other Micah boys. Once a week, he goes out to the city dump to help with our educational program there. |
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| Juan Carlos is using a computer-based home schooling curriculum to continue his English studies at the seventh grade level. At the same time, he is involved in the Micah Project's educational program at the sixth grade level. Here, he stands with his classmates Darwin, Jeferson and Erick. |