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Our Vision
JMAANY is a Charitable Organization
JMAANY is a Charitable Organization
To assist Jose Marti Technical High School students, faculty and alumni members, in addition to the communities that we serve with resources to improve the students’ educational experience and our stakeholders’ quality of life
JMAANY is a Charitable Organization
JMAANY is a Charitable Organization
JMAANY is a Charitable Organization
Jose Marti Alumni Association New York, Inc. (JMAANY) through its efforts of fund-raising events, donations and contributions, subscriptions, membership dues, and municipal grants, mission is to improve each student’s educational experience while adhering to the strictest of ethical guidelines and high moral standards with the view of building sound relationship, giving back, and making a positive impact.
Our Creed
JMAANY is a Charitable Organization
Our Creed
To remain true to the vision and mission of our Alumni Association.
To remain true to the principles of charity, justice, and loyalty in view of serving with integrity and fairness.
To foster goodwill and fellowship with our brothers and sisters, treating each with dignity and respect.
To honor and respect its members while being beneficial to all concerned.
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jose marti technical high school 45th anniversary
Jose Marti Past Students Give Over $1M To Mark School’s Anniversary
In a show of unity and benevolence, past students of Jose Marti Technical High School on Monday presented several awards and more than $1.3 million in scholarships and grants to students, employees and departments at the institution on the outskirts of Spanish Town, St. Catherine.
The contribution, made despite challenges resulting from the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, is part of the year-long celebration of the school’s 45th anniversary.
Acting principal, Michelle Bogle, commended past students across the world for what she described as their unwavering interest in the school and its students.
“Even in this our worst of times with this pandemic, you have found it in your hearts to draw closer together and to give… Let us continue to give love and be our brothers and sisters’ keepers, and I pray that we will emerge from this crisis wiser, kinder and even stronger,” she said during an awards ceremony at the school.
