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In 1994, Nehemiah Corporation of America ("Nehemiah") was established with a $5,000 loan from a Baptist church in Sacramento, California for the purpose of promoting homeownership and economic development for underserved populations and communities. Its first project supported the building of affordable senior housing for its congregation. In 1997, Nehemiah designed and introduced the first privately funded down payment assistance program in the US, the Nehemiah Down Payment Assistance Program. This program offered down payment assistance for low- to moderate-income families who had sufficient credit and income to qualify for a conventional loan but needed funds for a down payment. The Nehemiah Down Payment Assistance Program has helped over 325,000 families achieve homeownership and delivered gift funds of over $1.5 billion to households that would otherwise have not been able to afford a down payment on a new home. As part of the Nehemiah Down Payment Assistance Program, homebuyers have received valuable education courses that include financial management skills, budgeting, and credit management principles.
Little Peoples School is a Katy, TX-based company in the Education sector.
Panorama Education partners with K-12 schools and districts across the country to collect and analyze data about social-emotional learning, school climate, family engagement, and more. With research-backed surveys and a leading technology platform, Panorama helps educators act on data and improve student outcomes. Panorama supports more than 10 million students in 17,000 schools and 1,500 districts across 49 states, including those in the New York City Department of Education, Dallas Independent School District, Seattle Public Schools, and San Francisco Unified School District.
The Upper Valley Career Center provides career and technical education for high school students and post-secondary education for adults. Over 800 high school juniors and seniors are gaining skills in 27 career fields. High school students earn a diploma from their home/associate school. Through their Upper Valley Career Center course of study they will have the opportunity to earn a career/tech certificate, industry credentials and college credit. If they qualify for an apprenticeship or advanced placement they also have the potential to earn thousands of dollars. Each high school program provides a clear and direct pathway to post-secondary education. Many students graduate with college credit in their career field and many earn additional credits through dual enrollment and PSEOP. Life-long learning is the key to career longevity. That is why Upper Valley Career Center provides a broad spectrum of Adult Education opportunities as well as Adult Basic and Literacy Education and customized workforce development. Participation in full-time training may be funded with PELL grants, WIA, and TAA dollars. Graduates of full-time programs earn college credit and benefit from articulation agreements with state and affiliated institutions. The Adult Division operates under the authority of the Ohio Board of Regents and is ACCSC Accredited.