Chana

The Centro Juan XXIII Chana is a semi-private religious school located in the Chana neighborhood of Granada. Founded by Rogelio Macías, it is part of the Juan XXIII Institution and has over fifty years of educational work in the city. Its academic offerings include early childhood education (with cycles for ages 0 to 3 and 3 to 6), primary education, compulsory secondary education (ESO), Bachillerato (upper secondary, ages 16–18), and vocational training (FP) in Electricity.

The center is defined as an open space committed to innovation, incorporating adapted methodologies and new technologies in the teaching process. Its approach focuses on personalized learning and inclusion, with the aim of forming integral individuals committed to society. It educates from Christian values, respecting and welcoming people of all beliefs, and promoting interreligious dialogue and coexistence in diversity. Among its services and facilities, it has a library, sports hall, cafeteria, school transport, and extracurricular activities. The languages used are Spanish and English.

Additionally, the center has received reinforcement resources through financial support from REACT-EU, aimed at educational centers funded by public funds. This funding has allowed the implementation of innovative initiatives and strategies to improve the education and well-being of students and teachers, as well as to adapt facilities and methodologies to the challenges arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.