What is Epiphany School?
Epiphany School is a tuition-free middle school established in 1997 in Boston, Massachusetts, dedicated to serving economically disadvantaged families. It addresses a critical gap in educational access by providing rigorous academic opportunities and a supportive community. The school operates on an extended 12-hour day model and requires parental commitment through a covenant agreement, which includes community service in lieu of tuition. Epiphany School targets children from low-income households, with admissions often determined by a lottery system and referrals from social service agencies. Its unique model fosters a strong partnership between families and the institution, aiming to remove financial barriers to education.
How much funding has Epiphany School raised?
Epiphany School has raised a total of $350K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$350K
Debt (2020): $350K with participation from PPP
Key Investors in Epiphany School
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for Epiphany School?
The recent major strategic investment, as part of Epiphany School's large-scale late-stage funding, suggests a strategic push towards expanding its reach and enhancing its educational programs. This capital infusion is likely to support initiatives aimed at increasing student capacity, improving facilities, or developing new educational resources. The focus on strategic investment points towards a long-term vision for sustainability and impact, enabling Epiphany School to further solidify its position as a vital educational resource for underserved communities in Boston.
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