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"Investment in knowledge pays the best interest"
- Benjamin Franklin
According to the Global Partnership for Education, education reduces poverty and bolsters the economy all the while improving individual health outcomes. Imagine what access to quality education could mean for youth in Milwaukee County where only one in eight black children live in economically comfortable families (Wisconsin Poverty Report), or in Racine County where 40 percent of households can't afford basic needs. While there is no shortage of schools, there are few schools that are helping children overcome barriers to achieve academic success and lifelong prosperity. LUMIN Schools are among the few exceptions.
Your investment in LUMIN Schools, whether through financial support, program partnerships, material donations or volunteerism, directly increases the quality of education we can offer our scholars.
Virtually all LUMIN Schools students participate in the Parental Choice Programs. Funds received through these programs are generally sufficient to pay basic operating expenses like teacher salaries, classroom materials and building expenses. However, voucher funding does not cover the “extras.” We are spiritually driven to bring more students and their families to know Jesus Christ and to be baptized into His welcoming arms. We rely on gifts and grants from friends of LUMIN Schools to support these important aspects of our ministry.
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Granville is a private school that participates in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program, but as a working mother, Jessica was proud to be a tuition-paying parent. She enrolled Nevaeh at Granville and was thrilled by how quickly her daughter thrived in the nurturing environment. Yet, the promising start to the school year was quickly overshadowed by a change in Jessica’s professional circumstances. Due to cut-backs at her company, Jessica lost her job. Further complicating matters, her previous year’s income disqualified her from the Parental Choice Program, leaving her with no way to pay tuition at Granville. Jessica was heartbroken, knowing she would have to transfer Nevaeh to a lesser-rated public school in the middle of the year.
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